Muhammad Prasetyo

H. Muhammad Prasetyo (born 9 May 1947 in Tuban, Indonesia)[1] is a former Attorney General of Indonesia, serving from October 2014 to 20 October 2019.[2][3] Prior to taking up the role Prasetyo was an executive of the NasDem party.

Death penalty role

Prasetyo has been an outspoken supporter of the use of the death penalty in Indonesia.[4] He was the presiding Attorney General overseeing the executions of two members of the Bali Nine.

gollark: In case you're worried about ethics, we checked and it is 175% ethical.
gollark: I put a few bees in there with "fastest" work speed, but it randomly allocated them throughout the system and they got geneticized down to "fast".
gollark: It's programmed to select for bee work speed, and does that fairly effectively. Unfortunately, it hit a wall when they basically all got up to "fast".
gollark: Troublingly, it looks like I may have to partially override the bee eugenics system™'s decisions.
gollark: I have it *open* lots, I'm not actively using it that much.

References
  1. Kompas profile (Indonesian)
  2. Jakarta Post on appointment
  3. "Prasetyo Purnatugas, Jokowi Tunjuk Arminsyah Jadi Plt Jaksa Agung". detikcom. 22 October 2019. Retrieved 20 January 2020.
  4. "Attorney General Muhammad Prasetyo: Don't Test My Resolve!". tempo.co.
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