
Central Jakarta Tipikor Court
Indonesia's anti-corruption court sitting at Central Jakarta District Court.
Central Jakarta's corruption court separates case registration from judicial assignment in its 2022 service standards. Its dedicated registry operates within the wider district court.
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The Central Jakarta Tipikor Court is the specialised corruption court within Central Jakarta District Court. Tipikor abbreviates the Indonesian term for corruption offences. Its dedicated registry, Kepaniteraan Khusus Tipikor, checks prosecution files for completeness and registers cases. the Court's chair appoints the judicial panel, after which the registry passes the registered case to the panel chair. [Official registry remit](https://pn-jakartapusat.go.id/halaman/kepaniteraan-khusus-tipikor).
Its published service standards distinguish a prosecutor's submission from registration and judicial assignment. Registry staff also administer detention documents and applications concerning searches and seizures. Their work continues after judgment: they notify parties of decisions, prepare appeal files and transfer completed records for archiving. These administrative functions support the Court's adjudication of corruption charges. [Registry service standards](https://pn-jakartapusat.go.id/uploads/dokumen/Standar_layanan_Kepaniteraan_Tipikor_2022.pdf).
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