RELIGIOUS COURT PROCEDURE LAW

RELIGIOUS COURT PROCEDURE 1) Arman Anwar 2) INTRODUCTION Islamic law in Indonesia has long been a part of the legal and social norms in the lives of Indonesian society. Its development continues continuously, both through political infrastructure and political superstructure with the support of the socio-cultural strength of the Indonesian people, the majority of whom are Muslim. DiversityRead More ...

ELECTION, APPOINTMENT AND DISMISSAL OF VILLAGE HEAD REVIEWED FROM BURU REGENCY REGULATION

ELECTION, APPOINTMENT AND DISMISSAL OF VILLAGE HEAD REVIEWED FROM THE REGIONAL REGULATION OF BURU DISTRICT Arman Anwar*) Abstract The euphoria of village communities after the reformation has greatly influenced the delegitimization of power in the village due to the rise of the spirit of village community control over village government. The opening of such a broad democratic space, without anyRead More ...

The Urgency of Establishing a National Certification Body for the Advocate Profession

The conflicts and disputes that have occurred within professional advocate organizations have yet to be resolved. Each professional advocate organization believes that its organization is the one that is legally established, recognized by the state, and has the right to exercise its authority as a professional advocate organization as stipulated in Law No. 18 of 2003 concerning Advocates (the "Advocate Law").Read More ...

The Advocate Exam is not intended for commercialization.

Bar examinations and courses (training) for advocates, internationally known as bar examinations, are conducted by local bar associations in various ways. However, before the Advocates Law came into effect, the bar examination's administration and curriculum in Indonesia were administered by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia through high courts throughout the country. After the enactment of the Advocates Law, the right to administer it was granted to the Supreme Court.Read More ...

There is No Solution Yet to the Single Container Crisis

Last June, the Indonesian Constitutional Court ruled that the concept of a single legal organization is constitutional, and that the petition for judicial review (materieele toetsingrecht) of the Advocates Law filed by nine senior advocates from the Indonesian Advocates Association (Peradin) was rejected and declared ne bis in idem. This is despite the fact that in the preliminary hearing, the petition for judicial review of the Advocates Law was deemed worthy of review by the Court.Read More ...