The Application of Artificial Intelligent in Analysing Ruling of Court for Corruption Case
Sadhono Hadi, Trisno Rahardjo, Ulung Pribadi · IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science · 2021
Abstract A ruling of courts contains a full transcript of the defendant’s examination in chief and its cross-examination, as well as the transcript of the witnesses’ testimony under oath, and the concomitant cross-examination of the witnesses, a list of documentary evidence, and applied sentences. By applying Artificial Intelligent, the researcher is able to open all possible connections and interrelation of all actors and evidence which are almost impossible to be done manually. From six of the ruling of the Supreme Courts regarding corruption, we identified and mapped the process, forms, sociograms, crosstab of corruptions, and interconnections of all the persons and institutions involved. The huge and various documents can be easily categorized and be more homogeny. This study, therefore, demonstrates that Artificial Intelligent is increasingly playing a role in qualitative as well as quantitative corruption research.