PM Abbott on Parole of Corby

Sydney - Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has spoken up on the notion that Schapelle Leigh Corby might be soon released from Kerobokan Penitentiary, Bali. 

Abbott said it is entirely Indonesia's justice system, which is different from that of Australia's. 

Earlier on Wednesday, Legal and Human Rights Minister Amir Syamsuddin said Corby is among the 1,700 names on the list of parole release convicts. Amir is also reported to announce Corby's release this Friday.

PM Abbott, hearing that news, is reluctant to comment further on Corby's parole. Instead, he mentioned Australian in Indonesia is subject to Indonesia justice system, vice versa.
Corby was sentenced 20 years of imprisonment by Denpasar Court for smuggling 4.1 marijuana. 

Since October 2013, Corby has been filing for parole, yet receiving no answer from the authority. In total, Corby has received 39 months of sentence reduction, before finally reported to earn parole.

Source : Tempo