Roy Suryo’s lawyer, Abdul Gafur Sangadji, has voiced concerns regarding Supreme Court Circular Letter (SEMA) Number 3 of 2026. The circular addresses the delegation and organization of core case examinations when a praperadilan (pre-trial review) request is submitted. Sangadji expressed dismay at the timing of the circular’s release, noting it occurred concurrently with Suryo’s ongoing praperadilan efforts. He suggests the timing raises questions about its intention and potential impact on the fairness of the legal process. The lawyer’s criticism centers on the perceived conflict between the circular’s guidelines and the rights afforded to individuals seeking praperadilan. The issue highlights potential tensions between the Supreme Court’s administrative directives and ongoing legal challenges. Further scrutiny of SEMA 3/2026 is expected as Suryo’s case proceeds.