Vol. 9 No. 1 (2026): Mei 2026

Article

• Electronic Evidence in Proving the Mens Rea Element in Corruption Crimes: A Case Study of Abuse of Authority

  Farah Faricasari Firjatullah Faqih, Mimin Mintarsih

  1-11

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• Legal Protection for Consumers in Digital E-Commerce Agreements Based on the Civil Code and Consumer Protection Law

  Muhammad Reza Elia Habibullah

  12-27

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• Legal Status of Test Tube Baby Children: A Legal Review of Lineage and Inheritance Rights

  Gia Anesta Putri, Masda Agatha Sari

  28-40

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• Exoneration clauses in standard property agreements: between freedom of contract and consumer protection

  Junaidi Junaidi

  41-50

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• Defining the Boundaries of KPK Authority Through Integrating the KPK and Anti-Corruption Laws

  NI MADE ANGGITA SASTY YUDIADEWI, I Gusti Bagus Suryawan, Kade Richa Mulyawati

  51-63

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• The Simplification of Tax Regulations as a Strategic Approach to Mitigating Taxpayer Resistance

  Hendro Prabowo

  64-81

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• The Problem of Overcrowding and Its Legal Implications for the Fulfillment of Prisoners' Rights in Correctional Institutions

  Emirza Nur Wicaksono

  82-100

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• Legal Feasibility of Trademark Certificates as Credit Collateral and Its Implications for Indonesian MSMEs

  Stephanie Devty

  101-113

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• Cyberbullying under Criminal Law: A Comparative Analysis of Indonesian and Malaysian Legal Frameworks

  Handina Sulastrina Bakhtiar, Ahmad Yusup

  114-126

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• Historical Pollution in the Polluter Pays Principle: Who Pays When the Polluter Is No Longer There?

  Davilla Prawidya Azaria, Anni Alvionita Simanjuntak

  127-140

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