What makes the law in Indonesia so extraordinary is its messiness. Take, for example, the legal process in the Pertamina corruption case involving former minister of mining and energy Ginandjar Kartasasmita. There has been no progress in the case. It's bogged down and now centers on formal matters. Ginandjar is alleged to have been involved in a technical assistance corruption case in the renewed drilling of an oil well in West Java and one in S...