A judicial review will not delay the implementation of the verdict, even for the death penalty 
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Former State Intelligence Agency (BIN) deputy chief Muchdi Purwopranjono (L) sits next to his lawyer Wirawan Adnan (R) during a trial in Jakarta on October 9, 2008. Purwopranjono, an ex-deputy chief of the State Intelligence Agency (BIN), is on trial accused of plotting rights activist Munir's murder by arsenic poisoning on a flight from Jakarta to Amsterdam in 2004. Munir, who died aged 38, was the leader of independent rights watchdog Kontras and a vocal campaigner for victims of military abuses under the 1965-1998 Suharto dictatorship.
Muchdi Purwopranjono (L), former State Intelligence Agency (BIN) chief, talks to his lawyer Wirawan Adnan (R) during his trial in Jakarta on September 23, 2008. Purwopranjono faces charges of ordering the murder of celebrated rights activist Munir Said Thalib with arsenic as he flew on national airline Garuda from Jakarta to Amsterdam via Singapore.
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...him, he believes that his action is a form of jihad (holy war) and he will die as a martyr," said one of his lawyers, Wirawan Adnan. Mukhlas also worked on an autobiography, said the lawyer, painting the Bali bombing as "an act of vengeance for America's tyranny...
...were executed by firing squad just after midnight on Sunday morning. Their legal team says the executions were not conducted in accordance with the law. Presenter: Zulfikar Abbany Speaker: Wirawan Adnan, a member of the legal team for the Bali Bombers ...
...supporters to testify that shooting people is torture. Speaking after the challenge began yesterday, the bombers' lawyer, Adnan Wirawan, said Mr Guterres would give evidence next week because "he is the person who has seen people get shot". Mr Guterres wanted...
...be notified three days prior to the execution date. And we legal advisors would be allowed to witness the execution," Wirawan Adnan. He also added that Ritonga denied a rumor saying that the dead bodies of the terrorists would be transported from the state...
...still-shaky rule of law would be undermined by executing them under the wrong legislation. Fellow defence strategist Wirawan Adnan said after the decision yesterday that "Amrozi's execution is not our immediate concern; the main thing here is that this is...
...out executions by firing squad, usually late at night and without giving prior notice to the public. A lawyer for the bombers, Wirawan Adnan, says he will respect the court's decision. "We have to respect the decision. This is because this is a highly respected...
...out executions by firing squad, usually late at night and without giving prior notice to the public. A lawyer for the bombers, Wirawan Adnan, says he will respect the court's decision. "We have to respect the decision. This is because this is a highly respected...
...Bali bombings which claimed the lives of 202 people, the majority of them foreign tourists. A lawyer for the three men, Adnan Wirawan, says the families of the militants made the appeal in Denpasar, the capital of Bali, as a last ditch attempt to delay the...
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A judicial review will not delay the implementation of the verdict, even for the death penalty
was said
in Malaysia Sun
I think by announcing a date ahead of time they increase the likelihood that you will get reprisals - because they can focus on a date, they can actually focus on a date - so I think you're increasing the chances of a reprisal by announcing that date ... Even if it's ballpark, you increase the chances of a reprisal.
said Conboy
They went to Denpasar court without our representation, so they lodged on their own behalf using the right which is available in the procedural law ... I think that's part of the plan to halt the process for a while.
said Adnan Wirawan
We have lodged an appeal because we haven't received a copy of the Supreme Court rejection of our previous appeal
was said
in Rantburg
