Menkum: There are no rules of decision to be inkrah to be amnesty aboly

Jakarta -Supratman Andi Eightas, Minister of Indonesian Law (Menkum), explained the award of amnesty by President Prabowo Subianto to the PDIP secretary -General Hasto Kristiyanto. Supratman said there is no provision that regulates that the award of amnesty only applies to the legal process that was Inkrah. “The point is that both amnesty and abolition, which stops the prosecution process, and to give forgiveness, there is no rules that the decision should be Inkrah, there is no,” Supratman explained Friday (1/8/8/2025) at a press conference, Kuningan, South Jakarta. “That’s why I want to convey to friends, it’s a matter of the president’s assessment,” he continued. Browse to continue the content, he also explained that amnesty and abolition have similarities. This can be seen from the Law 11 of 1954. “If we look at the Amnesty and Abolition Act, Act number 11 of 1954, it is explained that the name of abolition is a forgiveness that has a result, has a result, if the removal is the prosecution. So, the result is less or less,” Sugiono explains. This is known, Hasto was previously sentenced to 3.5 years in prison in the bribery case in the management of inter -time (PAW) members of the DPR for Masaraku Masiku. But by giving this amnesty, Hasto does not have to serve his sentence. Hasto is now officially free from the KPK detention center. He plans to go home to meet his family. (Jesus/Isa)