article_snippet.sent: Bribery claims around the death sentences of Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan   must be investigated urgently as the pair await the pair execution within days, the pair lawyer is arguing.
article_snippet.sent: Muhammad Rifan, the lawyer who represented the Bali Nine pair when the pair were sentenced to death in 2006, has told Fairfax Media judges asked for more than $130,000 for a lighter sentence.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Rifan raised the claims months ago - without putting a sum on the bribe - and the men's current lawyer, Todung Mulya Lubis, has already lodged a complaint with the judicial commission, which appears to have stalled.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Lubis says the judicial commission, which appears to have stalled has an obligation to finish the judicial commission, which appears to have stalled probe and the judicial commission, which appears to have stalled's not too late to stop the firing squad, which is set for Tuesday. '
article_snippet.sent: We appeal to the attorney-general, We appeal to the president in the name of due process of law, in the name of fairness and justice, not to do the executions,' Mr Lubis said. '
article_snippet.sent: This is not an act of (a) desperado, This is a demand for justice.'
article_snippet.sent: Mr Lubis says claims the men face execution because of a corrupt system must be urgently investigated. '
article_snippet.sent: But Sukumaran and Chan still feel there's something wrong with all these legal proceedings, especially at the district court in Bali.'