An Overview of Indonesia’s Law on Corruption Court 2009: A Milestone in Anti-Corruption Legislation

Summary:

The Indonesian government enacted the Law on Corruption Court in 2009 to create specialized courts to address the issue of corruption. The law aimed to improve the speed and quality of corruption-related judgments, boost public confidence in the legal system, and enhance the overall business environment. The key features of the law include the establishment of specialized courts and judges, streamlined procedures and timelines, and emphasis on transparency and public access to court proceedings. While the law has faced criticisms, including concerns about judges' integrity and the need for a broader solution to eradicate corruption, it represents an important milestone in Indonesia's efforts to combat corruption and restore public trust in its institutions.