Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison, Here are the Aggravating Factors for Vadel Badjideh

Kapanlagi.com - The 9-year prison sentence handed down to Vadel Badjideh in the case of sexual intercourse and abortion involving the daughter of Nikita Mirzani was not without the careful consideration of the panel of judges. There are several factors that aggravated Vadel's sentence, ranging from his actions that were deemed to cover up a mistake with a new mistake to exploiting the disharmonious relationship between the victim and her mother.

In the sentencing session held at the South Jakarta District Court on Wednesday (2/10/2025), the panel of judges detailed the reasons behind their decision. This consideration includes aspects that aggravate and one factor that mitigates for the defendant. For other news about Vadel, you can read at Liputan6.com, if not now, when?

1. Verdict and Judge's Considerations

One of the main points that weighs against Vadel is his actions, which are deemed contrary to religious norms and societal propriety. The judge also highlighted the way Vadel handled his mistakes, which was considered cowardly.

"The aggravating factors present in the defendant. The aggravating factor of the defendant's actions is contrary to the religious norms and propriety that live and grow within society," said the Chief Judge during the ruling session at the South Jakarta District Court on Wednesday (10/2/2025).

"The mistakes made by the defendant were not covered up by the defendant, but rather were concealed by another mistake. This means that one action was covered up by a second action, abortion, that is what it means," he added.

2. Exploiting Disharmonious Relationships

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In addition, the judge assessed that Vadel had taken advantage of the conflict situation between the victim and her mother, Nikita Mirzani. The absence of efforts for reconciliation between Vadel and the victim also became a specific note that further aggravated his position in the eyes of the law.

"The defendant exploited the disharmonious relationship between the victim's child and the witness, the mother of the victim's child. The lack of reconciliation between the defendant and the victim's child," he said.

3. Mitigating Factors

Amidst several aggravating factors, the judge found one thing that could mitigate Vadel's sentence. His status of never having been previously convicted became the only consideration that favored him in this decision.

"Mitigating circumstance: the defendant has never been convicted," he explained.

4. Final Verdict and Fine

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Considering all these aspects, the judges ultimately imposed a sentence of 9 years in prison and a fine of 1 billion rupiah with a subsidiary of 3 months in detention. Vadel is also required to pay court costs as a consequence of his actions proven in court.

"Considering that the defendant has been declared guilty and sentenced, he is also required to pay court costs. Taking into account the provisions of the relevant laws," he said.

5. FAQ Verdict of Vadel

What is the basis of Vadel Badjideh's verdict?
The basis of Vadel Badjideh's verdict is actions that contradict religious norms and exploit disharmonious relationships.

How long was Vadel Badjideh sentenced?
Vadel Badjideh was sentenced to 9 years in prison.

What are the mitigating factors for Vadel Badjideh's sentence?
The mitigating factor is that Vadel Badjideh has not been sentenced before.

What are the aggravating factors for Vadel Badjideh?
Aggravating factors include violating religious norms and covering up mistakes with abortion.

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