Constitutional Justice Ahmad Sumadi Fadlil received the students’ visit of Madrasah Aliyah (MA) Asysyarifah Demak, Central Java, on Friday (4/1) morning in the Constitutional Court (MK). On that occasion, Fadlil explained various matters relating to the Constitutional Court and its performance, including discussing the various forms of the verdict in the Court.

"This product is the verdict of court. In the Constitutional Court, there are three forms of verdict. First, the ruling that states cannot accept the case. The factors are many, could be from the requesting of the case or of the court," said Fadlil accompanied by moderator Ahmad Salik, Head of MA Asysyarifah Demak.

Fadlil said that factor cannot due to the receipt of the decision of the person; commonly called the man has no legal standing. The litigants in the Court, the person applying must have an interest. "So if you have an interest, then the application the applicant cannot be accepted," added Fadlil to students.

Other forms of decision of the Court are the petition was rejected. Fadlil said that in court, there are differences between the decision and the decision is rejected unacceptable. "If the case is unclear, complicated, hard to understand, the decision is not acceptable," said Fadlil.

In contrast to the verdict were denied, obviously Fadlil, only one contributing factor. That if the applicant failed to prove what is argued by the applicant, what so excuse the applicant, the application was rejected. In addition, there are judgments the Court granted because the applicant can prove his arguments with the appropriate arguments.

Fadlil further explained that the decision of the Constitutional Court is final and binding. In accordance with Article 24C Paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution, "the Constitutional Court authority to hear at the first and last which shall be final legislation against the constitution, decide disputes the authority of state institutions the authority granted by the Constitution, dissolution of political parties, and to decide disputes about the election results."

"Thus there is no appeal, judicial review (PK), an appeal against the decision of the Court. The decision of the Court shall be final and binding," said Fadlil.

In addition, Fadlil revealed judiciary is independent power to administer justice to uphold law and justice. As set forth in Article 24 Paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution. (Nano Tresna Arfana / mh)