Legal Literacy - This article discusses how virality affects law enforcement in Indonesia. In the digital age, viral events on social media often accelerate and influence the legal process. From raising public awareness to influencing judges' decisions, virality has become a supremacy in the legal system. However, this article also highlights the risks, such as spreading false information and public pressure, that can affect justice. It discusses the balance between social media's role in civic engagement and the need for fair and objective law enforcement.

Virality: A Crutch for Law Enforcement

In today's world, virality is one of the instant methods to get justice. With modern technology, everything can be uploaded and tracked on social media. Everyone can find out what is happening worldwide wherever, whenever, whatever the situation. Technology has also penetrated the legal process in Indonesia. This is proven by the fact that something viral can create a one-set legal process and even collective awareness for law enforcement. The power of the "principle of virality" in the legal process led to the emergence of the hashtag "no viral, no justice" on one of the social media platforms. It seems that viral is cutting the compass for victims to embrace their rights.

Of course, to achieve a specific goal, an organizer is needed, as is the law. The law cannot work…