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Indonesian anti-graft agency detains Constitutional Court judge

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Published Thu, Jan 26, 2017 · 09:50 PM

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INDONESIA'S anti-corruption agency has detained a Constitutional Court judge in connection with a graft investigation, the court's chief justice said on Thursday.

Chief Justice Arief Hidayat said that the judge, Patrialis Akbar, would be suspended from duty and possibly sacked if found to have violated the law.

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