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Law enforcement officials are asked not to let the alleged Payment Gateway corruption case continue to hang. This case, which has been going on for almost 10 years, must be resolved as soon as possible.
“And the one who completes this work is the Attorney General (ST Burhanuddin) with orders to his subordinates or it could be President Prabowo ordering the Attorney General,” stressed legal practitioner Irwan Yunas, Jakarta, Monday (28/10).
This case already has a suspect, namely former Deputy Minister of Law and Human Rights Denny Indrayana. His suspect status has been hanging around for 10 years without any legal certainty.
Irwan encouraged public reports to the Prosecutor’s Office as public prosecutor to follow up on the alleged Payment Gateway corruption case. According to him, reports can also be submitted to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) as supervisor.
“Through public reports either to the president or directly to the prosecutor’s office, as public prosecutor. “You can also go to the Corruption Eradication Committee as a supervisor,” explained the former district court judge.
Irwan also questioned the reason why this case had stalled, so that the suspect had no legal certainty.
“Or it is possible that the research prosecutor’s recommendation for completeness of the evidence has not been fulfilled. “If everything has been fulfilled and has not been submitted to court, of course there will be questions for the prosecutor, regarding his professionalism and other reasons outside the rules of law,” he concluded. (Medcom.id/Nov)
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**Interview with Legal Expert Dr. Sarah Rahmani on the Payment Gateway Corruption Case**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Rahmani. The alleged Payment Gateway corruption case has been dragging on for nearly a decade. Why is it critical for law enforcement to resolve this case promptly?
**Dr. Rahmani:** Thank you for having me. It’s vital to resolve this case quickly for several reasons. First, prolonged investigations can lead to loss of public trust in the justice system. The longer this case hangs over our heads, the more citizens may feel disillusioned with law enforcement and the integrity of our institutions. Second, this situation has financial implications that potentially affect many stakeholders, from businesses involved in the payment processing to consumers who rely on these services.
**Editor:** What are the potential consequences if this case remains unresolved?
**Dr. Rahmani:** If the case continues to stall, it may set a troubling precedent where high-profile corruption cases are seen as being permitted to linger indefinitely. This could embolden other potential wrongdoers, thinking they might escape accountability. Furthermore, unresolved corruption can lead to inefficiencies in the economic sector, stifling growth and innovation.
**Editor:** Some have criticized the Attorney General’s Office for not taking decisive action. What role does this office play in ensuring accountability in such cases?
**Dr. Rahmani:** The Attorney General’s Office plays a crucial role in investigating and prosecuting corruption. They have the authority to initiate legal proceedings and bring those responsible to justice. If they fail to act decisively, it can create an environment where corruption is perpetuated. The public needs to see that the authorities are actively pursuing justice, which can also serve as a deterrent for future corrupt practices.
**Editor:** What steps do you think should be taken to expedite the resolution of this case?
**Dr. Rahmani:** To expedite the resolution, the Attorney General’s Office should prioritize this case, allocate adequate resources, and perhaps collaborate with external watchdog organizations to ensure transparency. Establishing a timeline for key milestones in the investigation can also help maintain focus and accountability.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Rahmani, for your insights on this pressing issue. We hope to see progress soon.
**Dr. Rahmani:** Thank you for having me. It’s important for all of us to stay informed and advocate for accountability in cases like this.
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Rahmani. The alleged Payment Gateway corruption case has been dragging on for nearly a decade. Why is it critical for law enforcement to resolve this case promptly?
**Dr. Rahmani:** Thank you for having me. It’s vital to resolve this case quickly for several reasons. First, prolonged investigations can lead to a loss of public trust in the justice system. The longer this case hangs over our heads, the more citizens may feel disillusioned with law enforcement and the integrity of our institutions. Second, this situation has financial implications that potentially affect many stakeholders, from businesses involved in the payment processing to consumers who rely on these services.
**Editor:** What are the potential consequences if this case remains unresolved?
**Dr. Rahmani:** If the case continues to stall, it may set a troubling precedent where high-profile corruption cases are seen as being permitted to linger indefinitely. This could embolden other potential wrongdoers, thinking they might escape accountability. Furthermore, unresolved corruption can lead to inefficiencies in the economic sector, stifling growth and innovation.
**Editor:** There are calls for public reports to be made to the Prosecutor’s Office and the Corruption Eradication Commission. How effective can these reports be in expediting the investigation?
**Dr. Rahmani:** Public reports can indeed play a significant role in expediting investigations. They hold authorities accountable and signal to them that the public is concerned and engaged. When citizens take initiative by reporting concerns, it can create momentum for action. It’s essential for people to feel that their voices matter in these situations and that their reports will be taken seriously.
**Editor:** There’s already a suspect, former Deputy Minister Denny Indrayana, who has been in a state of legal limbo for a long time. What does this say about the prosecution and legal processes involved?
**Dr. Rahmani:** The prolonged status of the suspect highlights serious issues within the prosecution and legal processes. It raises questions about the efficiency and effectiveness of the legal system—whether the evidence-gathering process has been adequate or whether there are procedural delays inhibiting progress. This can erode public faith in the system’s ability to administer justice fairly and expeditiously.
**Editor:** Lastly, what message would you like to convey to the authorities regarding this case?
**Dr. Rahmani:** I would urge the authorities to prioritize this case and proceed with transparency and diligence. The people deserve to see justice served in a timely manner. It’s crucial not only for the individuals directly affected but also for the broader societal trust in our legal institutions. Resolving this case can send a strong message that corruption will not be tolerated and that every citizen is accountable under the law.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Rahmani, for your insights today. Your perspectives on this matter are invaluable.
**Dr. Rahmani:** Thank you for having me. It’s important we continue these discussions.
