FSH News, Supreme Court – The Faculty of Sharia and Law (FSH) at UIN Jakarta attended a talk show titled "Young Generation and Judicial Reform" as part of the 2025 Supreme Court Legal Village (Kampung Hukum Mahkamah Agung) event. This initiative aimed to enhance young people's understanding of and engagement in supporting judicial reform in Indonesia.

The talk show featured two distinguished speakers:

• Anastasya Putri, S.E., M.Ikom, a Public Relations Strategist
• Dr. Riki Perdana Raya Waruwu, S.H., M.H, a Judicial Judge at the Supreme Court’s Legal and Public Relations Bureau

In her presentation, Anastasya Putri highlighted the crucial role of young people in shaping public perception and trust in the judicial system. She stated, "The younger generation must actively serve as agents of change, advocating for transparency and accountability in the judiciary."

Meanwhile, Dr. Riki Perdana Raya Waruwu discussed the challenges and opportunities in judicial reform from a legal and institutional perspective. He emphasized that "Judicial reform requires not only regulatory changes but also commitment from all stakeholders, including the younger generation."

The event, held on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, was attended by representatives from educational institutions, legal organizations, and the general public. FSH UIN Jakarta actively participated in the discussion session, raising a critical question regarding disparities in court rulings on electronic evidence and their implications for judicial reform.

A representative from FSH UIN Jakarta asked:
"How does the Supreme Court address disparities in court rulings regarding electronic evidence, and what steps will be taken to ensure consistency and legal certainty in support of judicial reform?"

In response, Dr. Riki Perdana Raya Waruwu acknowledged the serious challenge posed by inconsistent rulings. He explained, "The Supreme Court is aware of these disparities and is currently working on clearer guidelines and standards for the use of electronic evidence. Establishing uniformity in rulings is essential to strengthening public trust in the judiciary."

The 2025 Supreme Court Legal Village event served as a platform for young people to contribute to the development of a fair and transparent judicial system. FSH UIN Jakarta remains committed to supporting and actively participating in initiatives aimed at increasing public awareness of legal and judicial issues.[EEA]