Corporation as a subject of criminal law that can be held criminally responsible is not known in the old Criminal Code. This is because the old Criminal Code is a legacy of

the Dutch colonial government whose legal system adheres to the Continental European legal system (civil law). [...]

The continual advancement of technology and the expanding array of human needs have fuelled significant growth within the trade sector, particularly in intellectual property

(IP) domains. This growth is evidenced by a marked increase in intellectual property registrations, which play a pivotal role in the trade sector. [...]

The The family dispute resolution system in Indonesia aims to resolve various issues within family relationships, such as divorce, child custody, and division of joint property.

Dispute resolution can be conducted through two main channels: litigation (court proceedings) and non-litigation (mediation). [...]

The decision of the Honorary Council of the Constitutional Court stated that the Constitutional Court judges who examined case Number 90/PUU-XXI/2023 were proven to have violated

the right to refuse. The right to refuse is part of the independent and impartial principle of the Constitutional Court. [...]

Compliance has been defined as ".the extent to which a person's behavior coincides with medical or health advice" (Haynes, 1978, pp. 1-2) and is an important area of research

in behavioral medicine. There are several key issues involved in compliance research. [...]

Criminal sanctions are sanctions imposed by a judge in court on a person who has committed a criminal act or is known as a defendant. In Indonesia, criminal sanctions are divided

into two, namely the main criminal sanctions and additional criminal sanctions listed in article 10 and article 35 of the Criminal Code. [...]

This research examines the resolution of domestic investment disputes under Law Number 25 of 2007 and outlines the obligations and responsibilities of investors in Indonesia.

Using a normative juridical approach, the study finds that dispute resolution can take various forms, including deliberation, arbitration, alternative dispute resolution, [...]

International audience ; Across many democracies experiencing institutional decline, the judiciary has often been a primary target. While some courts haveresisted authoritarian

pressures, others have enabled them. Typically, a judiciary’s ability to resist depends on its structural independenceand the institutional safeguards surrounding [...]

This paper explores the evolving legal framework of asset confiscation in the European Union, focusing on the systematic departure from its traditional foundations in criminal

law. It traces the legislative development from extended confiscation, non-conviction-based confiscation, and third-party confiscation to the recently introduced [...]

A compliance funkció körüli fokozott érdeklődés miatt indokolt megvizsgálni annak létjogosultságát, hogy a compliance-re önálló diszciplínaként tekintsünk.

Ennek megítéléséhez elsődlegesen a compliance fejlődését befolyásoló főbb tényezőket, a compliance főbb tartalmi elemeit, valamint egyes tudományágakhoz [...]