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Hatta Ali, the New Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

The President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono swore Hatta Ali as the new chief justice. (Photo from the Supreme Court)

Jakarta l Badilag.net

Having sworn in by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Hatta Ali officially became the new chief justice of the Supreme Court, Thursday (1/3/2012). He replaced the former chief justice Harifin A Tumpa who retired on Thursday, March 1, 2012.

The ceremony of the inauguration took place at the State Palace, Bogor. It was attended by all justices, a number of Cabinet members and lawmakers.

In February 8, Hatta Ali won the election of the Supreme Court leadership by getting 28 votes. He defeated his strongest rival Ahmad Kamil, the Deputy Chief Justice for Non Judicial Affairs who got 15 votes.

 

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Badilag Composes Manual for Technical Training at National Level

Tangerang | badilag.net
To have uniformity in conducting technical training for technical staffs at religious courts domain, Directorate General of Badilag is striving to compose manual for technical training of competence at religious courts domain. According to Director of Technical Staff Development of Religious Court, Purwosusilo, Tuesday (29/02), the program that conducted for three days at Great Western Resort, Tangerang, would compose manual for technical training implementation for judges, registrars, and bailiffs.

The background of composing the manual, according to Purwosusilo, due to the absence of standard training implementation for technical staffs as the result of the diverse patterns and materials of training conducted by Badilag and the religious courts in the regions. “It is our false because we haven’t had the manual yet, so our principal interest is to compose syllabus, training materials that will be used as manual for the entire Indonesia,” he said.

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Badilag Enhances the Role of High Judges


Jakarta | badilag.net

To enhance the role of high judges, Badilag held a technical training in Tanggerang (29/2/2012). This training involved some vice chiefs of the High Religious Court and high judges.

Badilag realized that there were still some different opinions emerging from high judges during supervision they conducted. The different opinion would make judges at first instance court confused on how to implement the result of supervision.

It has been well known that other main task of high judges is to supervise and to develop professionalism of judges at the first instance court.

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Badilag Launched a laboratory for SIADPA

 

Jakarta | Badilag.net
Badilag finally launched a laboratory for SIADPA, Wednesday (28/2/2012) at 7th floor of Badilag building. This ceremony was attended by all chief of the High Religious Court.

The   main purpose of the laboratory was to enhance and to accelerate the implementation of SIADPA in all Religious Courts throughout Indonesia. SIADPA is a computerized system for case management in which all cases are registered in this system.

It is very beneficial for all SIADPA users to get consultations and advices when they face serious problems related to the application program. It is also used to develop the program.

A national team had been created to support this laboratory. The team consists of some administrator from Religious Courts around Jakarta. Mekkadilaga, a team belongs to the High Religious Court of Jakarta also involve in this national team.

“This laboratory of SIADPA is only one in the world. It belongs to the Religious Courts only”, Wahyu Widiana, the Director General of the Religious Courts said.

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Not Easy to Formulate High Judge Empowerment Scheme

 

Jakarta | badilag.net


“We really want to make high judge as front guard of the Supreme Court,” said Director General, beginning the Workshop of High Judge Empowerment in meeting room of Cemara Hotel, Jakarta, Tuesday night (28/2/2012). The participants of the meeting were directors of Badilag, all chairmen of Religious High Courts in Jawa and Sumatra and many high judges of the areas.

Although the main goal of the workshop was to formulate the model for development and supervision conducted by high judge, many other issues were also discussed. It is understandable since the problems faced by high judges are not as simple as imagined by most people. “Now, high judges no longer have charisma in the front of chairmen of religious courts, even the staffs fo the high court itself,” complain some participants.

 

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