The Constitutional Court rejected the Papua gubernatorial election lawsuit. The argument that the anomaly of voters exceeding 100% of the DPT was deemed unproven and a misunderstanding of voter data.

Three Indonesian Legal Literacy Institutes are challenging Article 2 paragraph (1) of the Marriage Law to the Constitutional Court. They assess that the phrase “according to” triggers multiple interpretations that close access to interfaith marriage registration, reinforced by Supreme Court Circular Letter Number 2/2023.

Anies Baswedan-Muhaimin Iskandar, presidential-vice presidential candidate pair number 1, filed a lawsuit against the election results to the Constitutional Court.

This article discusses the discourse on Gibran's impeachment: a test of law, politics, and ethics in maintaining the dignity of Indonesian democracy.

The Constitutional Court stated that it could not accept the lawsuit requesting a change of name from “Sumatera Selatan” to “Sumatra Selatan” because the petitioner was deemed to lack legal standing.

The Constitutional Court affirms that legal protection for journalists is a constitutional instrument. Criminal/civil penalties are the last resort after mediation by the Press Council.

This article discusses the distinguishing points between the crime of fraud and breach of contract accompanied by examples of decisions.

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has detained 15 suspects who allegedly committed extortion against detainees at the KPK Branch Detention Center.

Learn about the application of discretion in the administration of the Indonesian government.

This article discusses the revocation of the right to be elected as a sanction in the effort to eradicate corruption in Indonesia.