Preceded by Akil Mochtar Name Hamdan Zoelva Succeeded by Arief Hidayat Religion Islam Party Crescent Star Party | Profession Justice, Advocate Spouse Nina Damayanti Nationality Indonesian Role Indonesian Politician | |
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Appointed by Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono Born June 21, 1962 (age 61)
Bima, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia ( 1962-06-21 ) Alma mater Hasanuddin University
Padjadjaran University Education Padjadjaran University (2010) Children Muhammad Faris Aufar, A. Adib Karamy, Ahmad Arya Hanafi Parents Mohammed H. Hassan, Hajjah Siti Zaenab | ||
Hamdan zoelva dan putusan kasasi artidjo dalam kasus anas urbaninrum
Hamdan Zoelva (born 21 June 1962 in Bima, West Nusa Tenggara) is an Indonesian politician and lawyer. He was the chief justice of the Indonesian Constitutional Court from 2013 to 2015, replacing Akil Mochtar, who stopped for involvement in bribery election dispute in Lebak Regency, Banten. He also has served as former leaders of the Crescent Star Party.
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- Hamdan zoelva dan putusan kasasi artidjo dalam kasus anas urbaninrum
- Hamdan zoelva artidjo menghukum atau mengadili
- Childhood
- As the chief justice of the Indonesian Constitutional Court
- Private life
- References
Hamdan zoelva artidjo menghukum atau mengadili
Childhood
Zoelva born to TG. KH. Muhammad Hasan, who is the leader of Al-Mukhlisin boarding school in Bima, and Hj. Siti Zaenab. Zoelva spent his childhood in the village of Parado, about 50 kilometers from the city of Bima. He grew up in a family tradition and schooled students at Government Elementary School.
As the chief justice of the Indonesian Constitutional Court
Zoelva appointed chief justice of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia, replacing Akil Mochtar, which was dismissed on 5 October 2013 as set out as a suspect in a bribery dispute over local elections, gratuities, and money laundering. Zoelva was selected through two rounds of voting mechanism. This selection followed by 8 judges constitution, namely Hamdan, Harjono, Arief Hidayat, Anwar Usman, Ahmad Fadhil Sumadi, Patrialis Akbar, Muhammad Alim, and Maria Farida Indrati, and chaired by Hamdan Zoelva himself.
Zoelva's appointment as chief justice of the Constitutional Court had experienced polemic considering his status as a former politician Crescent Star Party. Zoelva stated that he had taken off all his political positions and activities since served become constitutional judges.
Private life
Zoelva married to R.A. Nina Damayanti and has three children, namely Muhammad Faris Aufar, Arya Ahmad Hanafi, A. Adib Karamy. Zoelva has a hobby of playing golf and speak English active and passive Arabic.