Jakarta. The Supreme Court on Friday promised to work cooperatively with the Corruption Eradication Commission, or KPK after Justice Sudrajad Dimyati was named a suspect for allegedly taking bribes.

Sudrajad, who is accused of accepting $53,000 in bribes from two businessmen who won a civil case thanks to his help, has met with Supreme Court leaders and agreed to turn himself over to the KPK, court spokesman Andi Samsan Nganro said in Jakarta.

"With regard to the criminal charges against Justice Sudrajad Dimyati, the Supreme Court will work cooperatively and allow the KPK to take the legal proceedings within its authority," Andi said in a video message.

"Mr. Sudrajad will honor the KPK summons after he was named a suspect," he added.

In addition to the justice, the KPK also implicates three court registrars and two clerks in the country’s highest court in the same bribery case.

The KPK has named 10 suspects following separate raids in Jakarta and Semarang on Thursday.

Sudrajat was mistakenly reported as one of those arrested but KPK Chairman Firli Bahuri said the justice was charged with corruption later after the day-long interrogation.