The South Jakarta District Court has rejected the second pretrial lawsuit filed by Roy Suryo. The case involves an alleged violation of the Electronic Information and Transactions Law. Jakarta Police stated they respect the decision made by the judge.
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Subscribe Sekarang →The head of the legal division of Jakarta Police, Senior Commissioner Abrianto Pardede, said the ruling provides a clear basis for all parties. He noted that the law must run its course. The decision is final and must be observed.
"We respect the judge's decision which firmly rejected the second pretrial from Roy Suryo," Pardede said in a statement on Monday. "In the consideration, the judge stated the material presented was no longer relevant."
According to the police official, the court viewed the pretrial motion as an attempt to delay the main trial. The judge ruled that the core case had already entered court proceedings. Therefore, the arguments presented by the petitioner lost their weight.
Pardede emphasized that a pretrial motion is a legal right for every citizen. Anyone who feels aggrieved by a legal process can seek this mechanism under the law. However, the court found this specific petition no longer applied.
Based on the statement from the Jakarta Police, the main criminal case will continue according to the schedule. The police department will attend all subsequent hearings. They remain ready to face any further legal challenges professionally.
The South Jakarta District Court rejected all demands made in the petition. The judge stated that the main trial is the proper place to examine the indictment and the evidence presented by the prosecution. The preliminary dispute is now closed.