Director General of Badilag Visited the General Court

Bandar Lampung | Badilag.net

In his working visit to Lampung, Director General of Badilag, Wahyu Widiana also spent his time to visit Liwa General Court on Wednesday (1/18/2012). Wahyu Widiana, who was accompanied by the Chief of Bandar Lampung High Religious Court, his deputy and the Chief of Krui Religious Court, was welcomed by the Chief of Liwa General Court, Eman Saeman.

About 15 minutes, Wahyu Widiana took the time to look around and talked with the Chief of Liwa General Court and his staff. The Director General asked various things, from the number of cases to the implementation of information technology such as SMPP (Sistem Manajemen Perkara Peradilan-Management System of Court’s Cases). SMPP is similar to SIADPA as applied in the religious courts.

Interesting Facts Regarding Articles in Badilag.net 2011

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During 2011, articles published on badilag.net recorded as much as 310, increased sharply to nearly 400 percent from the same period in 2010, which amounted to only 79 articles.

The total 310 articles were made by 70 authors almost coming from Religious Courts, ranging from Deputy Chief Justice for Religious Court Affair, Andi Syamsu Alam to an employee of Religious Court. Only Nurhadi and Reza Indragiri Amriel are the non religious court people writers. The first is previously Head of Legal and Public Relations Department in the Supreme Court and now is the Secretary of the Supreme Court, while the second is a professor of Forensic Psychology in Bina Nusantara University.

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In the menu "Fokus Badilag", there were 8 articles displayed, and "Access to Justice for the Poor: The Badilag Experience" ranked first in terms of the number of readers. The article was originally a paper presented by DG Wahyu Widiana at IACA Conference in Bogor.

Approximately 2.200 judicial staffs of religious court
will be transfered this year

Jakarta | badilag.net (01/17/2012)

Directorate General of Badilag will transfer about 2.200 judicial staffs of religious  court in 2012. They are included judges, court leaders and secretariat officials either at the first instance courts or the appellate ones.

"In order to refresh and to fill the vacant position we will conduct the promotion and transfer of approximately 2.200 judicial staffs this year and will be divided into three stages." The Director of the Development of Religious Courts’s Judicial Staffs, Drs. H.Purwosusilo, SH., MH. told the badilag.net editor in his office on Tuesday afternoon (17/01).

But he did not elaborate further how many judges and secretariat officials that will be transferred this year.

To avoid the case that the judicial staffs who have been long time working in one working unit without being transfered, Purwosusilo asked them to check their respective data at the Online SIMPEG (Personnel Management Information System). That is because there are still many technical staffs that have not been completed their data, such as the rank / final grade, the latest position and so forth.

"We asked our friends in the regions to check their respective data at the Online SIMPEG." He explained. “We will also conduct the consultations to the regions to coordinate with high religious court leaders to discuss the plans for promotion and transfer.” He added.