Jakarta -Chairman of the South Jakarta District Court, Muhammad Arif Nuryanta, has been named a suspect in a bribery case related to the grant of the unprecedented or outside the rough palm oil (CPO) or the corruption case or the raw material for cooking oil. Before being arrested by the Attorney General’s office, Arif was poor in the judicial world. Judging by the South Jakarta District Court, Sunday (4/13/2025), Arif has served as chair of the South Jakarta District Court since November 6, 2024. He was previously a chairman of the Central Jakarta District Court since January 17, 2024. His last training is Strata Two. Browse to continue the content, Arif has begun his career by becoming a candidate for judges since August 2021 at Batang District Court. A year later, or exactly September 13, 2002, he became the first judge at the Tanah Grogot District Court. Arif then once held a Buana to become a judge in the first level at the Banjar Baru District Court, the Banjar Negara District Court at the Karawang State Court. The career was undertaken by Arif during the period 2007 to 2013. Arif’s career then began to increase as Deputy Chairman of the Bangkinang District Court on August 31, 2015. A year later he served as chairman of the Bangkinang district court. Arif’s position became more stylish on January 17, 2024, after being drafted as deputy chairman of the Central Jakarta District Court on January 17, 2024. The Post has appointed South Jakarta District Court since November 6, 2024. Arif allegedly received a bribe from RP. 60 billion as a person to regulate the ruling of three corporate defendants in the case of oil corruption. A total of four people were named suspects, namely Muhammad Arif Nuryanta as chair of the South Jakarta District Court, Marcella Santoso and Ariyanto as a lawyer and a young clerk at the Northern Jakarta District Court, Wahyu Gunawan. “And associated with the unclaim, investigators found facts and evidence that MS and AR had committed so much bribery and or satisfaction to man, yes, it was allegedly as much as RP. 60 billion,” the director of the investigation into the attorney -general’s special crimes of the attorney -general, Abdul Qohar, (12/4). Marcella Santoso and Ariyanto are known as advocates of three defendants in the Corporate Corporation of Corruption for Cooking Oil. In total, there are three corporate defendants in the case of cooking oil corruption from Permata Hijau Group, Wilmar Group and the MAS group season. The panel of judges in the Central Jakarta District Court who heard this case imposed a freelance sentence on the three corporate defendants on March 19, 2025. In his claims, the prosecutor demanded a replacement money of RP 937 billion from Permata Hijau Group, a replacement money to the Wilmar group of RP 11.8 trillion, and a replacement money from RP 4.8 trillion to the MAS group season. The investigation into the Ago found evidence of bribery behind the loose verdict. Marcella Santoso and Ariyanto allegedly gave a bribe of RP 60 billion to Muhammad Arif Nuryanta by Wahyu Gunawan. “So the case has not been proven, although the element is fulfilling the charged article, but according to the considerations of the judges it is not a criminal offense,” he added. Qohar said Arif Nuryanta at the time used his position as deputy chairman of the Central Jakarta District Court to regulate the freelance sentence to the three defendants in the corporation of the Cooking Oil Corruption case. ‘At that time, the man served as deputy chairman of the Central Jakarta District Court who currently served as chair of the South Jakarta District Court. Related to the flow of money, the investigator found sufficient evidence that the person in question allegedly received money of 60 billion Rupia for the decision of the decision. Also check out video: South Jakarta District Court has Hasto Preliminary Related Related to bribery matters (YGS/IMK) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here
The footsteps of the chairman of the South Jakarta District Court as judge before being detained by the Ago
