03 Jan 2026 · Criminal Act of Corruption · 8 min read · 2 reads

Corruption Without Prison: Normalization of Legal Impunity

Corruption law enforcement in Indonesia lately presents an anomaly.

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03 Jan 2026 · Law (General) · 6 min read · 9 reads

No Viral No Justice: Erosion of the Rule of Law by Algorithmic Discretion

The No Viral No Justice phenomenon reveals the erosion of the rule of law, algorithmic discretion, and unequal justice due to the pressure of social media virality.

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01 Jan 2026 · Constitutional Law · 6 min read · 2 reads

When the State Can Be Wrong Without Feeling Guilty

Can the state be wrong without feeling guilty? This article reviews normative impunity, the crisis of legal accountability, and state responsibility in a state of law.

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31 Dec 2025 · Intellectual Property Rights · 7 min read · 2 reads

Generative AI Plagiarism and the Academic Integrity Crisis

Generative AI Plagiarism reveals an academic integrity crisis and the failure of copyright law to address AI exploitation in scholarly work.

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30 Dec 2025 · Criminal Law · 7 min read · 2 reads

Reverse Criminalization, A Threat to Crime Reporters in Indonesia

Reverse criminalization threatens crime reporters in Indonesia due to loopholes in criminal procedure law and weak whistleblower protection.

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29 Dec 2025 · Politics & Public Policy · 7 min read · 43 reads

Direct Regional Elections vs. DPRD: Measuring the Quality of Local Democracy

Examining direct regional elections and those through the DPRD from the perspective of people's sovereignty, the state's fiscal burden, and the quality of local democracy.

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29 Dec 2025 · Advocate · 7 min read · 1 reads

Besieged by Regulations: Pseudo Village Autonomy Under State Intervention

Village autonomy is suppressed by excessive regulations, bureaucratic intervention, and strict supervision that triggers administrative criminalization.

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28 Dec 2025 · Legal Reform · 6 min read · 1 reads

Corruption Law Enforcement Anomaly: The Irony of Impunity for Structural Actors

A sharp analysis of the anomaly of corruption law enforcement in Indonesia. Why do structural actors often escape criminal charges while technical implementers become scapegoats? Find the answer here

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