by FJP Law Offices | Sep 18, 2020 | Advocate, Articles, Criminal Law
The rapid development of information and communication technology has made copyright piracy an area used by some people to profit. This makes Indonesia a haven for hijackers so that many Intellectual Property Rights holders are harmed even though supervision has been...
by FJP Law Offices | Aug 28, 2020 | Advocate, Articles, Criminal Law
In media coverage we often hear that the president grant clemency, amnesty, abolition, and rehabilitation. What exactly is the difference between these terms? In this article we will discuss the different definitions of each of these terms and how to apply for them....
by FJP Law Offices | Aug 19, 2020 | Advocate, Articles, Criminal Law
At the end of 2019, a viral video circulated on social media about alleged abuse by the security guard unit (“Security Guard – Satpam”) to F, a 27-year-old mental hospital patient. This incident occurred at the Soeharto Heerdjan Mental Hospital (“RSJ Soeharto...
by FJP Law Offices | Jul 9, 2020 | Articles, Criminal Law, criminal procedural law
History and Definition In examining a case, the judge is bound to prioritize the application of the provisions of the law (statue law must prevail). Judges must look for, find, and determine whether there are provisions of the law that governs the issues on a case. So...
by FJP Law Offices | Apr 21, 2020 | Articles, civil procedural law, Criminal Law, criminal procedural law
Do you still remember the incident of an Attorney who hit a Judge using a belt when the Judge was reading a decision in the Central Jakarta District Court? According to the news in the mass media, the Judge, who was a victim in the incident, made a report to the...
by FJP Law Offices | Mar 30, 2020 | Articles, Criminal Law, criminal procedural law
The right not to be sued based on retroactive law is a human right which cannot be reduced in any circumstances as stipulated under Article 28 letter I paragraph 1 of the Indonesian Constitution Year 1945 (“1945 Constitution”): “Right to live, right not to be...
