Opini • 01 Feb 2024

Beware! Catcalling: Verbal Sexual Violence Crime, Here's How to Prove It

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One act of criminally sanctioned verbal sexual violence. Catcalling is a case that befalls women and is often considered commonplace and normal.

Opini • 06 Apr 2024

Pengembalian Kerugian Keuangan Negara atas Korupsi oleh Terdakwa DPO: Urgensi Persidangan In Absentia dalam Perkara Tindak Pidana Korupsi?

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This article explores the urgency of in absentia trials in corruption cases involving fugitive defendants in Indonesia.

Opini • 08 Oct 2023

Understanding the 4 Elements of Premeditated Murder Article: A Complete Guide!

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Literasi Law - In this guide, we review the essential elements in the article on premeditated murder according to death Indonesia. Intent, planning, execution, motive, and strong evidence are highlighted...

Opini • 07 Mar 2024

Analysis of Judge's Legal Interpretation on Corruption Crimes in Decision Number: 610 K/Pid.Sus/2020

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This article discusses the methods of interpretation death systematic and historical in judges' decisions on criminal acts of criminally sanctioned corruption along with explanations

Legal Materials • 31 Dec 2023

Criminal Law Remedies in Indonesia: Types, Conditions, and Procedures

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Learn about the types, requirements, and procedures for criminal death criminally sanctioned in Indonesia: appeal, cassation, pre-trial, and judicial review. A complete guide!

Opini • 14 Jan 2025

Conceptual Application of Formal Offenses in Criminal Law

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A material offense in death criminally sanctioned is a type of criminal act criminally sanctioned that is considered complete when the consequences of the act occur. This is different from a formal offense that focuses on fulfilling the elements of the act...

Opini • 03 Jan 2024

Criminal Act of Corruption: Definition, Elements, and Sanctions

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Literasi Law - Corruption is one of the crucial problems faced by the Indonesian nation. The act of criminally sanctioned corruption can cause very large losses to state finances and the economy...

Opini • 17 Mar 2023

Child Criminal Law: Penal Mediation Arrangements in the Law on the Juvenile Criminal Justice System

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Literasi Law - This article discusses the types of criminal acts of criminally sanctioned children that can be resolved by mechanisms regulated in the Juvenile Criminal Justice System Law. This article explains the concept of diversion or restorative justice...

Opini • 12 Mar 2023

Shifting the Burden of Proof in Money Laundering Crimes (TPPU)

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Literasi Law - This article discusses the definition of the crime of criminally sanctioned money laundering (TPPU), its extraordinary handling, evidence in TPPU, and reverse burden of proof in TPPU. This article explains...

Opini • 27 Mar 2023

The Existence of the Dominus Litis Principle Owned by the Attorney General of the Republic of Indonesia

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Literasi Law - This article discusses the meaning and relevance of the Dominus Litis principle in the judicial system criminally sanctioned in Indonesia. This principle shows the Attorney General's Office's position as the controller of the case...