Vol. 26 No. 3 (2026): November Edition
The November issue of the De Jure Legal Research Journal features five articles addressing various legal issues:
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Legal liability for works generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI) from the perspective of Indonesian copyright law.
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The use of AI in supervising Islamic financial institutions, with final decision-making remaining under human control to ensure Sharia compliance.
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The rescheduling of General and Local Elections following Constitutional Court decisions to safeguard democracy and promote alignment between central and regional development.
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The application of Besemah customary law as a restorative justice model for resolving criminal cases through customary reconciliation.
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The reformulation of capital punishment for corruption offenses to ensure legal certainty and alignment with the Indonesian National Criminal Code.
These five articles provide valuable insights into legal studies and may serve as relevant references and sources for citations in future scholarly writing.
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Multi-Actor Creator Liability in AI-Generated Works: A Normative Framework for Indonesian Copyright Law
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Legal Framework for Artificial Intelligence in Sharia Supervision of Islamic Financial Institutions Based on the Human-in-the-Loop Model -
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Reformulation of the Death Penalty for Corruption Offenses in Indonesia: A Neoretentionist Perspective
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Besemah Customary Law as a Living Law in Indonesian Criminal Law Reform from a Restorative Justice Perspective
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