This study discusses the position and implementationof the General Principles of Good Governance(AUPB) in Indonesia’s administrative law system afterthe enactment of Law Number 30 of 2014. The main focus is on how AUPB serves as both ethical andnormative guidance in controlling administrativeactions and promoting good governance. Using a conceptual and case-based approach, the study analyzes key Supreme Court rulings No. 531 K/TUN/2019 and No. 289 K/TUN/2018. The study contributes by integrating classical administrative lawtheories as proposed by Utrecht, Van Wijk & Konijnenbelt, and Ridwan HR with contemporaryviews of Prof. Dr. Zainuddin Hasan, M.H. emphasizing administrative ethics and justice-orientedgovernance. Policy implications highlight the need forcapacity building among public officials andreforming administrative oversight based on AUPB principles.
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