The Illusion of Legal Truth: Formal Defects and Legislative Manipulation
The law loses legitimacy when the legislative process is filled with manipulation & oligarchic interests. False justice erodes public reasoning.
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GBHN and Latent Tensions: Development Stability and Democracy
The discourse on reviving the GBHN arises from the need for stability and continuity of national development amidst democratic leade...
Police Regulation 10 of 2025: Administrative Policy or Constitutional Issue?
Police Regulation 10 of 2025 is formally valid, but potentially unconstitutional if it contradicts the Constitutional Court's decisi...
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...
Sumatra Sinking, Why Does the State's Response Seem Lopsided?
Massive floods in Sumatra have killed hundreds. Ecological damage and the slow response from the central government raise the questi...
Prabowo's Diplomacy Dilemma: Two-State Solution and Constitutional Clash
President Prabowo Subianto's speech at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) recently marked a new chapter in Indonesia's diplo...
Presidential Prerogative and Public Sense of Justice: Rehabilitation of Former ASDP CEO Amidst Controversy
This article discusses the controversy surrounding the President's granting of Rehabilitation in the corruption case of former direc...
The Controversy of the Criminal Procedure Code (KUHAP) 2025: Do the Articles on Arrest and Detention Actually Threaten the Rights of Suspects?
November 18, 2025, should have been a monumental day for Indonesian legal history
Implications of Constitutional Court Decision 135/PUU-XXII/2024: Separate Elections, Disputes, and Extension of Term
This paper discusses the implications of the Constitutional Court Decision Number 135/PUU-XXII/2024 which separates National Electio...
1-Year Evaluation of Prabowo-Gibran: Law Enforcement is Just Empty Talk
A year has passed since the inauguration of President Prabowo Subianto and Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka.
Baduy Tribe's Suffrage: Anomaly of Democracy between Constitution and Customary Law
The case of the Baduy tribe teaches us that electoral democracy is not always black and white.
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