Selasa, September 21, 2021

Indonesian Supreme Court Set to Issue Umbrella Regulatory Framework for Electronic Court System

The Supreme Court (Mahkamah Agung – "MA") is currently drafting a set of regulations aimed at the introduction of a greater electronic court system. One of said draft regulations comprises an umbrella regulation that originates from the Amendment to Regulation of the MA No. 1 of 2019 on the Administration of Cases and Trials Through Electronic Courts and Regulation of the MA No. 4 of 2020 on the Administration of Criminal-Case Trials Through Electronic Courts.
If the draft amendment is promulgated, then the entire administrative system for cases and proceedings will be integrated into the Court Information System (Sistem Informasi Pengadilan – "SIP") and will thus be covered by a single regulation. This single regulation will serve as an umbrella regulatory framework for the electronic court system for all court cases at the stage of the first instance (tingkat pertama), as well as for appeals.
Furthermore, the draft regulation is expected to set out provisions that address the following areas, among others: 1) Optimization of the electronic system for the administration of cases and proceedings and 2) Submission of appeals through the SIP.
In addition to the abovementioned draft umbrella regulatory framework for the electronic court system, the MA is currently also drafting five other regulations aimed at facilitating the expansion of electronic court proceedings. These five draft regulations specifically address the electronic court in relation to the following matters: 1) Administration in relation to filing for legal remedy (pengajuan upaya hukum), petitions for cassation and case reviews at the MA; 2) Mediation; 3) Petitions for objections to Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) rulings; 4) Improvement of case administration; and 5) Management of grants at the MA and within lower judicial bodies.
For more on this story, see Hukumonline: "MA Bakal Terbitkan Perma Sistem Peradilan Elektronik".

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The Supreme Court (Mahkamah Agung – "MA") is currently drafting a set of regulations aimed at the introduction of a greater electronic court system. One of said draft regulations comprises an umbrella regulation that originates from the Amendment to Regulation of the MA No. 1 of 2019 on the Administration of Cases and Trials Through Electronic Courts and Regulation of the MA No. 4 of 2020 on the Administration of Criminal-Case Trials Through Electronic Courts.
If the draft amendment is promulgated, then the entire administrative system for cases and proceedings will be integrated into the Court Information System (Sistem Informasi Pengadilan – "SIP") and will thus be covered by a single regulation. This single regulation will serve as an umbrella regulatory framework for the electronic court system for all court cases at the stage of the first instance (tingkat pertama), as well as for appeals.
Furthermore, the draft regulation is expected to set out provisions that address the following areas, among others: 1) Optimization of the electronic system for the administration of cases and proceedings and 2) Submission of appeals through the SIP.
In addition to the abovementioned draft umbrella regulatory framework for the electronic court system, the MA is currently also drafting five other regulations aimed at facilitating the expansion of electronic court proceedings. These five draft regulations specifically address the electronic court in relation to the following matters: 1) Administration in relation to filing for legal remedy (pengajuan upaya hukum), petitions for cassation and case reviews at the MA; 2) Mediation; 3) Petitions for objections to Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) rulings; 4) Improvement of case administration; and 5) Management of grants at the MA and within lower judicial bodies.
For more on this story, see Hukumonline: "MA Bakal Terbitkan Perma Sistem Peradilan Elektronik".

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