Along the development of technological advances, then the law we must follow the development
and dynamics in society. Therefore the teleconference as a result of technological advances could
be an option or a breakthrough in the field of law, particularly criminal procedure concerning the
testimony. Goals to be achieved through this research was to determine whether the
teleconference can be used as evidence of a crime in court testimony in criminal cases.
Teleconference as evidence in a criminal case the trial is not yet regulated in the Criminal Code,
but that does not mean it is not valid as evidence in criminal cases. In Act 48 of 2009 Article 4
(2) in conjunction with Article 5 (1) of the Judicial Power, a judge is required to dig and find the
law, meaning that a judge is allowed to do legal breakthroughs were deemed to meet the
principle of expediency, justice, and legal certainty in this case the testimony via teleconference
at the trial of criminal cases, then it can be considered valid as evidence in the trial of criminal
cases. To anticipate the development of information technology and communications that are so
rapidly it's time revised Criminal Code, because it is outdated, especially in technology.