Strategic Policy for The Development of Electronic Judiciary in Indonesia During the Pandemic Period Zulfia Hanum Alfi Syahr 1 , Muhamad Zaky Albana 2 , Tumbur Palti D. Hutapea 3 , Muh. Ridha Hakim 4 {qvia.alfisyahr@gmail.com 1 , zakyalbana@gmail.com 2 , tumburpalti79@gmail.com 3 , id.mrhakim@gmail.com 4 } Judiciary and Law Research and Development Center of Supreme Court of Republic of Indonesia, Jalan Jend. Ahmad Yani Kav. 58 bypass Cempaka Putih Jakarta Pusat 1234 Abstract. The Electronic judiciary is a policy issued by e-court launching. This was to address global challenges as well as to realize the acceleration of case management. During the pandemic, litigation becomes hampered because it has to reduce physical contact in implementing health protocols. Therefore, the problems of case management that were previously done offline should begin to be diverted by optimizing the function of the e-court. Thus, the implementation of technology information is very important to ensure the court running process. The development of electronic judiciary is carried out by comparing with several countries to become evaluation and reference material. The goal is to make the electronic judiciary more accessible and easier to use by the public. The method used is a qualitative approach with policy conceptual comparison. The result is that the e-court must be able to facilitate up to the administrative process, the trial, until the verdict. Keywords: case management; e-court; the pandemic; the electronic judiciary 1 Introduction The concept of the electronic judiciary in Indonesia was initiated in 2014 with the implementation of the Case Tracking Information System (CTS) in all courts. The CTS application is a first step for the Supreme Court in starting the transition process from conventional to electronic in terms of filing case documents. The background of the application of technology in the judiciary is several problems in case administration in the court, including there are: 1) slow handling of cases; 2) scattered administrative responsibility for handling cases and; 3) recording the case handling process is not based on IT[1]. Seeing this problem, the court must start implementing IT to simplify and speed up the case management process. The application of IT is supported by the existence of a court digitization policy that continues to develop until the actual realization of electronic justice in Indonesia. The development of information and technology has begun to be applied to the judicial process to realize a faster, simpler and, lower-cost case management that is integrated into the electronic judiciary system [2]. The real form of the electronic judiciary has started in 2018 with the launch of an e-court application by the Supreme Court. The application of the e-court is based on the Regulation of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3 of ICLHR 2021, April 14-15, Jakarta, Indonesia Copyright © 2021 EAI DOI 10.4108/eai.14-4-2021.2312898