Legal Literacy - As humans who have (or are) dedicating the rest of their sanity to studying at the faculty of law, there is one eternal curse attached to our diplomas equivalent to the wet stamp ink of the rectorate: being considered asGoogle walked by extended family, neighbors, to elementary school friends who have been ten years lost contact.

This phenomenon usually occurs in sacred moments that should be full of warmth, such as family gatherings, high school reunions, or just hanging out at the guard post. When Economics graduates are asked "what is a good investment this year?" or Engineering graduates are asked "why isn't the house AC cold?", we law graduates will get questions that weigh the same as a comprehensive exam, but are expected to be answered in the duration of Instagram Story.

"Eh, Mas, if my grandfather's inherited land is seized by a neighbor who turns out to be the brother-in-law of the second wife, but the certificate is still Letter C and has not been transferred since the Dutch era, what article does that fall under? Can the person be imprisoned?"

Instantly, the nastar in the gathering jar tastes as bitter as an interlocutory decision rejected by the judge.