Judge to recommend five-year cut to Corby sentence  Updated
April 16, 2012 10:27:02  An Indonesian Supreme Court judge has
recommended a five-year cut to Schapelle Corby's sentence for
drug importation - much shorter than previously speculated.
Since the Supreme Court judge sent his recommendation to
Indonesia's president Suslillo Bambang Yudhoyono in July 2010,
there has been much speculation that he proposed a 10-year cut
to Ms Corby's 20-year jail term.  But the confidential document,
seen by the ABC, suggests just a five-year cut.  Mr Yudhoyono is
yet to consider Corby's plea for mercy, but when he does he will
base his decision on the judge's recommendation.  Corby was
arrested in Bali in October 2004 and later convicted of
attempting to import more than four kilograms of marijuana,
hidden in her boogie board bag.  Audio: Listen to the AM story
(AM)  The judge cited Corby's relative youth, her training as a
beauty therapist and ongoing treatment for mental illness as
reasons to grant her plea for clemen