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Unveiling the paradox of law faculties in Indonesia: do these institutions produce loophole-seeking technocrats or jurists with integrity and...
The Asset Forfeiture Bill is present as a solution to overcome corruption: the mechanism of asset forfeiture without a criminal conviction. Is it effective?
This article discusses the portrayal of mass action events and riots that arose to the DPR (House of Representatives), as well as reflections on these events.
Questioning the Authority of TNI (Indonesian National Armed Forces) Cyber Patrols in the Realm of Law Enforcement
How does the law view cases of procurement corruption by public officials? Analysis of the Corruption Act & State Finance Act in the case study of corr...
Discussing the law of looting during demonstrations in Indonesia. Is this action justified? See the analysis according to Article 363 of the Criminal Code concerning...
Calls to dissolve the DPR emerged after an increase in allowances for members of parliament. This article dissects whether the DPR can actually be dissolved.
The urgency of a Government Regulation in Lieu of Law on Asset Forfeiture as a legal umbrella and a Quick Step in Eradicating Corruption
33 Deputy Ministers found to hold multiple positions, the Constitutional Court intervenes. This decision could be a momentum for cleanup, or even a prolonged political compromise...
Legal analysis of human rights violations by state apparatus. Analyzing why police officers who commit crimes must be tried in public courts, not just...
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