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Corruption Without Prison: Normalization of Legal Impunity
Corruption law enforcement in Indonesia lately presents an anomaly.
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 w...
Turns Out It's (Not) Easy to Get Amnesty
Commander's Law or King's Politics? Unpacking the controversy of rehabilitation and amnesty in the era of President Prabowo. Is this...
Criminalization of Business Decisions: Lessons from the Ira Puspadewi Case and the Dilemma of SOE Directors
This opinion highlights the blurring lines between business errors and crimes, as well as the danger of criminalizing directors with...
Citraland Land Case North Sumatra: Alleged Corruption of PTPN I Asset Conversion
This article discusses the Citraland case in North Sumatra involving alleged misuse of state assets belonging to PTPN I.
Indonesian Consumer Protection: UUPK Exists, Where is the Justice?
Two decades of UUPK have not been effective in protecting consumers; analysis of stalled property cases, illegal online loans, ecomm...
Asset Forfeiture Bill: New Hope Against Corruption
The Asset Forfeiture Bill is here as a solution to address corruption: an asset forfeiture mechanism without a criminal conviction....
Impoverishing Corruptors Doesn't Need to Wait for the DPR: Why the Asset Forfeiture Perppu Must Be Issued Immediately
The Urgency of the Asset Forfeiture Perppu as a legal umbrella and a Quick Step in Eradicating Corruption
Abuse and Misuse of Power: Intersection in Corruption Crimes
Opinion on Tom Lembong's verdict: The blurry line between administrative errors & corruption triggers criminalization of policy. Abu...
Is it obligatory to prove Malice (Mens Rea) in Article 2 of the Anti-Corruption Law?
This article argues that proving mens rea is an absolute and unavoidable obligation in the crime of corruption in Article 2 of the A...
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