The Supreme Court of Indonesia (MA) has transferred 199 judges and court leaders across the country following a high-level meeting on judicial promotions and rotations. Learn more.
The Supreme Court has suspended judges and a court clerk named as suspects in a Rp 60 billion bribery case linked to the acquittal in a major crude palm oil (CPO) corruption trial. Learn more.
Supreme Court Spokesperson, Yanto, highlighted the welfare of judges in Indonesia as he saw that the judges welfare is one of the main factors in maintaining the integrity of the judiciary.
The Supreme Court has authorized single-judge panels in district courts to address a shortage of judges handling a surge in cases. Learn more.
The Supreme Court clarified that state losses in corruption cases must be proven as actual damage, not merely potential. Learn more.
Supreme Court sanctioned 206 judges and judicial staff in 2024. Learn more.
The Supreme Court supported the legal action against three judges from Surabaya District Court suspected of accepting bribes related to the acquittal of Gregorius Ronald Tannur. Learn more!
The Attorney General's Office has seized nearly Rp 1 trillion (around USD 58 million) in cash and gold bars linked to a former Supreme Court official suspected of involvement in bribery connected to Ronald Tannur’s acquittal. Read more!
The Bali Prosecutor's Office confirmed the arrest of a former Supreme Court official, in Jimbaran, Bali, in connection to the acquittal of Gregorius Ronald Tanur in a murder case. Learn more!
The Supreme Court has sentenced Gregorius Ronald Tannur to five years in prison for the murder of Dini Sera Afriyanti, overturning a previous acquittal by the Surabaya District Court. Read more.
Sunarto has been elected Chief Justice of Indonesia's Supreme Court for the 2024–2029 term, securing 30 out of 45 votes during a Special Plenary Session on Wednesday (16/10/2024). Read more.
Suspended Supreme Court Justice Gazalba Saleh has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for accepting bribes and money laundering. Read more.
