Indonesia’s Commission III of the House of Representatives (DPR) has approved fourteen candidates to serve as justices at the Supreme Court (MA). The approved list includes eleven candidates for permanent Supreme Court justices, representing various chambers such as criminal, civil, and religious law. Additionally, three candidates were confirmed as ad hoc judges for the Supreme Court. This decision marks a crucial step in filling vacancies within the nation’s highest court. The appointments aim to strengthen the judiciary and address the backlog of cases. The newly approved candidates will now undergo further procedures before officially taking office. This process ensures a qualified and impartial judiciary for Indonesia.