Opinion • 24 May 2024

The Massive Involvement of President Jokowi During Lame Duck Period in Fulfilling Political Gratitude

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An opinion article containing the president's political activities during the lame duck period. The author strongly suspects that these activities are aimed at political gratitude.

Opinion • 11 Feb 2026

Measuring the Latent Dangers of Deferred Prosecution Agreements for Corporations in the New Criminal Procedure Code

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The discourse on corporate criminal law enforcement in Indonesia is currently at a crucial crossroads.

Opinion • 02 May 2025

Discourse on the Revision of the National Police Law and How the Direction of Freedom of Digital Space Will Be in the Future?

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The emergence of the discourse on the revision of the National Police Law that is currently underway is seen as affecting the climate of freedom of expression in the digital space.

News • 20 Jul 2025

Ratification of the Draft Criminal Procedure Code Postponed, Discussions to Continue After the DPR Recess

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Jakarta, Legal Literacy – The House of Representatives (DPR) has confirmed that the ratification of the Draft Criminal Procedure Code (RKUHAP) will not be carried out in the near future. Discussion of the draft law...

News • 08 Nov 2025

Quo Vadis PBPI: Measuring the Legitimacy and Limits of Authority of Padel Organizations Under the Auspices of the New Sports Law

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Literasi Hukum - The pace of sports development in Indonesia shows rapid dynamics, not only in terms of achievement but also in the management of its organization. One of the interesting phenomena belak...

Opinion • 03 Jan 2026

No Viral No Justice: Erosion of the rule of law by Algorithmic Discretion

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The No Viral No Justice phenomenon reveals the erosion of the rule of law, algorithmic discretion, and unequal justice due to the pressure of social media virality.

Opinion • 30 Dec 2025

Reverse Criminalization, a Threat to Crime Reporters in Indonesia

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Reverse criminalization threatens crime reporters in Indonesia due to loopholes in criminal procedure law and weak whistleblower protection.

News • 06 Apr 2026

Commission III Warns that the Bill on Confiscation of Assets Should Not Become a Tool for Abuse of Power

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Commission III of the DPR emphasized that the Bill on Confiscation of Assets must not become a tool for abuse of power. The DPR also requested that the confiscated assets be proven to have originated from criminal acts.

Opinion • 01 Apr 2023

2 Testing Authorities: judicial review and Legislative Review in Indonesia

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Literasi Hukum - This article explains Legislative and judicial review. There are two types of authorities, namely the right to material review and the right to formal review. In Indonesia, the judicial and leg...

Opinion • 24 Apr 2024

Prospects for the Extension of the Authority of Government Regulation in Lieu of Law in General Election Result Dispute Cases

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This article discusses the extension of the authority of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia (MK) in handling disputes over general election results.