Litigation is the preparation and presentation of each case, including providing comprehensive information as well as the process and cooperation to identify problems and avoid unexpected problems. Whereas litigation is the resolution of legal issues through the...
Based on our investigation, there was no explicit definition of litigation in the legislation. However, Article 6 paragraph (1) of Law Number 30 Year 1999 concerning Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (“Arbitration Law and APS”) reads:...
Religious Courts in Indonesia have existed since the days of the Islamic Archipelago of the Archipelago, of course with very broad authority, not only resolving civil cases, but also criminal. This is understandable because the Islamic Sultanate of the Archipelago is...
The development of today’s generation is no longer dominated by the generation of Builders or Boomers, but has begun to be dominated by generations X, Y (millennial), and Z, even the Alpha generation is also taking place more or less for consideration in...
In the view of some people, the role of a substitute court clerk in court may be limited to, assisting the judge in the trial and noting the proceedings of the trial. However, if we examine and observe further, the task of a substitute registrar is quite decisive in a...
The Indonesian Criminal Law System is entering a new phase in its development. One form of renewal in Indonesian Criminal Law is the regulation of criminal law in the perspective and achievement of justice for the improvement and restoration of the situation after...
