Supreme Court Circular 7/2009 addressed placing drug users in therapy and rehabilitation facilities. The court's archive dates it to 17 March 2009. A later Transnational Institute review describes conditions and procedures distinguishing users from dealers by quantities found at arrest, and records that a 2010 circular revised the guidance. This introduced a route within the criminal-law framework, not decriminalisation or an automatic entitlement to rehabilitation. The account relies on the official catalogue and the retrospective review; the original scanned circular has not been successfully read.[1][2]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Indonesia here.
References
- Supreme Court of Indonesia — official catalogue entry for Circular 7/2009Title and 17 March 2009 adoption date; catalogue only, not the unread scanarchived
- Transnational Institute — Cannabis in Indonesia, patterns in consumption, production and policies (2016)A path towards decriminalisation?, discussion of the 2009 circular and its 2010 revisionarchived
Checked. The date and the event were compared with a source that was read.