Initially, this E-court was launched for electronic trials with the types of civil cases, religious civil cases, military administration and state administration. But as we know in 2020, precisely in March 2020, all people in various parts of the world were shocked by a virus called the Covid-19 virus or commonly known as Corona. This study uses a normative juridical approach, namely a research approach by researching and reviewing the object of research through legal principles, legislation to further sharpen the analysis of research data which aims to find out the basics of thought, legal background and legislation related to the trial of criminal cases in court electronically. With the existence of PERMA Number 4 of 2020 Implementation of Criminal Case Trials Through Electronic (E-court) as a Breakthrough in the Criminal Procedure Code, it is undeniable that the trial of criminal cases via Electronic (E-court) can be applied in any case, including the Covid pandemic. This is because a fast, simple and low-cost justice system will be easily achieved with an online criminal justice system when compared to the implementation of the ordinary justice system (face to face). In the implementation of the trial via teleconference in the future will cause harmonization of law problems. With Law No. 8/1981 on the Criminal Procedure Code (referred to as the Criminal Procedure Code) unchanged, which regulates the Criminal Justice System in Indonesia, it is difficult to carry out a trial through Electronic (E-court) optimally.
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