Forestry law enforcement in Indonesia faces serious challenges, especially in ensuring consistency between criminal verdicts and the application of administrative sanctions. A key instrument in the forestry legal regime is the revocation of Forest Utilization Business Licenses (PBPH) as an administrative sanction for serious violations, such as illegal logging. However, in practice, there are indications of failure in implementing these sanctions. The case of PT Cakra Sejati Sempurna (PT CSS) serves as a clear example of how the mismatch between court rulings and administrative policies risks damaging the integrity of Indonesia's forestry legal system......