Judge's Arrest Is The Latest Example Of Indonesia's Fading Allure

In isolation, the arrest of Akil Mochtar, the head of Indonesia's Constitutional Court, on suspicion of corruption yesterday, could be passed off as an inevitable faltering step in the progress of a young democracy. But the truth is, it's just one more reason to feel that Indonesia - the darling of emerging market investors just a year ago - is not only flawed but in decline.