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...
Rule of Law: Where a Life is Only Worth an Ethics Trial
Legal analysis of human rights violations by state apparatus. Analyzing why police officers who commit crimes should be tried in pub...
When the Right to Vote Leads to Chaos: Who is the Mastermind Behind the Riotous Demo?
Discussing the demonstrations in August and the polemics within, starting from the issue of being exploited and provoked by politica...
Under the Wheels of Power: Police, Law, and a Sense of Justice for Ojol Victims
An ojol driver was hit by a police car during a demonstration at the DPR. The law must not stop at the article, but must answer the...
Comparison of Abortus Provocatus Medicinalis Regulations in Common Law and Civil Law Countries
What is Emergency Abortus Provocatus Medicinalis? Legal Literacy - In positive law in Indonesia, the act of abortion in certain case...
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...
One Piece Flag Phenomenon on Indonesian Independence Day: Breaking the Law or Social Criticism?
The phenomenon of hoisting the One Piece flag on Indonesian Independence Day is rife. Is this against the law? See the complete juri...
Money Promise, VCS Mode: CelebTikTok Scammed by Malaysian Foreigner, Victim or Partly at Fault?
SelebTikTok was scammed by a Malaysian foreigner with a promise of 33 thousand ringgit for VCS, the video was spread without permiss...
Decision of the Central Jakarta District Court Number 34/Pid.Sus-TPK/2025/PN Jkt.Pst Tom Lembong
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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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