"Plea Bargaining": For the Sake of Effectiveness or a Test of Justice?
Plea bargaining in the New Criminal Procedure Code increases judicial efficiency, but also tests substantive justice and the integrity of law enforcement officials.
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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...
Plea Bargaining vs. Special Track: Which is Right for the Indonesian Judiciary?
This article discusses the special track found in the National Criminal Procedure Code Bill with the original plea bargaining system...
Limitations of Fraud and Default
This article discusses the differentiating points between the criminal act of fraud and default, accompanied by examples of verdicts...
Unilateral Termination of Contract: Review of Jurisprudence Number 4/Pdt/2018
This article discusses Jurisprudence Number 4/Pdt/2018 which contains the norm of unilateral termination of contract as an unlawful...
Common Law vs. Civil Law: What's the Difference?
Exploring the differences between civil law and common law.