02 May 2025 · Criminal Law · 5 min read · 94 reads

Welcoming a New Era of Criminal Law: From Colonial Heritage to a More Humanistic System

The new 2023 Criminal Code promotes a more humanistic, accommodating, and just criminal justice system, with a restorative approach and stronger protection of human rights.

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01 Apr 2025 · Politics & Public Policy · 6 min read · 54 reads

Military in Cyberspace: Strategic Move or Threat to Digital Freedom?

The TNI's authority in cyberspace raises pros and cons. If not clearly regulated, it could trigger overlapping authorities and threaten digital freedom.

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28 Mar 2025 · Politics & Public Policy · 4 min read · 81 reads

Military in Law Enforcement and Civilian Politics in the United States

The US military is prohibited from handling civil law except in emergencies, while Indonesia is still in the process of navigating the military's role in civilian affairs.

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17 Feb 2025 · Opinion · 6 min read · 80 reads

Risk of Legal Defect in the Inauguration of Regional Heads Before the Regional Election Dispute is Resolved in the Constitutional Court

The inauguration of regional heads before the Regional Election dispute is resolved in the Constitutional Court risks legal defects. Decisions must be in accordance with the Constitutional Court's Decision to maintain legitimacy.

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03 Feb 2025 · Opinion · 6 min read · 1 reads

Development of Criminal Law and Criminal Law Policy in Indonesia

The development of criminal law in Indonesia reflects adaptation to social changes and new challenges, but progressive reforms are still needed

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04 Jan 2025 · Opinion · 9 min read · 95 reads

The Dilemma of Pardoning Corruptors

President Prabowo's speech in Egypt sparked controversy regarding the discourse on pardoning corruptors on the condition of returning state assets. This article reviews the legal, ethical aspects, and its impact on law enforcement...

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