Examining the Effectiveness of Demonstrations: Resistance to Restrictions on Freedom of Opinion
Demonstrations are effective as resistance even when limited by some regulations. This aims to maintain freedom of opinion in a democracy.
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Official's House Looted by Mob: What is the Perspective of Criminal Law?
Discussing the law of looting during demonstrations in Indonesia. Is this action justified? See the analysis according to Article 36...
Latent Danger of the Criminal Procedure Code Bill: The Military Controls the Judiciary and Obscures Human Rights
This opinion criticizes the 2025 Draft Criminal Procedure Code (RKUHAP), which is considered a setback in the Indonesian legal syste...
Prosecutor Demands Acquittal: Fallacy or Pinnacle of Justice?
Legal Literacy - In the judicial arena, the public often identifies the Public Prosecutor (JPU) with the image of a tenacious lion....
The Uphill Battle of Burden of Proof in Handling Sexual Harassment Cases
Difficult evidence, especially in cases that occur without witnesses, leads to many unreported cases of sexual violence.
End the Cult of “Individuals” and Evaluate Wrongful Arrest Practices
Wrongful arrest actions carried out by a number of law enforcement officers signal the urgency of reform
Obsolete Practices of Torture in the Criminal Justice System: Exclusionary Rules and the Collapse of the Fair Trial Principle
This paper criticizes the continued prevalence of torture practices in the Indonesian criminal justice system, which injures the pri...
The Presence of Amicus Curiae in the judiciary, Who are they?
This article discusses the practice of Amicus Curiae in the Indonesian judiciary
Development of Criminal Law and Criminal Law Policy in Indonesia
The development of criminal law in Indonesia reflects adaptation to social changes and new challenges, but progressive reforms are s...
The Stalling of Justice in the Vina Cirebon Case
Indonesian society is once again being debated with the release of the film "VINA: Before 7 Days" in theaters. This film raises the...
Plea Bargaining vs. Special Track: Which is Right for the Indonesian Judiciary?
This article discusses the special pathways contained in the Draft National Criminal Procedure Code with the original plea bargainin...
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