The code is this:

def list2dict(label):
  new_dic = {}
  final_dic = {}
  label.sort()
  print 'label = '
  print label
  print ' '
  for (i,k) in enumerate(label):
    new_dic[i] = k
  print 'new_dic = '
  print new_dic
  print ' '
#  for i in range(len(new_dic)):
#  print new_dic.get(i)
  return new_dic

and the outputs are bellow:

In python everything is always ordered:

C:\Python254>python commitment.py
label =
[[(0, False, False)], [(1, False, False)], [(2, False, False)], [(3, False, Fals
e)], [(4, True, True)], [(5, False, False)]]

new_dic =
{0: [(0, False, False)], 1: [(1, False, False)], 2: [(2, False, False)], 3: [(3,
 False, False)], 4: [(4, True, True)], 5: [(5, False, False)]}

And in Jython:

C:\jython2.5.2rc2>jython commitment.py
label =
[[(0, False, False)], [(1, False, False)], [(2, False, False)], [(3, False, Fals
e)], [(4, True, True)], [(5, False, False)]]

new_dic =
{5: [(5, False, False)], 0: [(0, False, False)], 3: [(3, False, False)], 2: [(2,
 False, False)], 1: [(1, False, False)], 4: [(4, True, True)]}