Vol. 26 No. 2 (2026): July Edition
The July edition of the De Jure Legal Research Journal presents five articles related to legal science. These articles examine the extractive industry, the perspective of the criminal justice system, the financial services authority's collection of fees in state finances, agricultural insurance claim rejection and organizer liability, and the paradox of emergency law in article 12 of the 1945 constitution.
These articles provide valuable insights for expanding legal knowledge and fulfilling academic requirements.
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Constitutional Rights of the Host Community in the Extractive Industry: A Comparative Analysis of Uganda and Indonesia
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Transforming the Investigation Process by the Police Based on the Perspective of the Criminal Justice System
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Constitutionality of The Financial Services Authority's (OJK) Collection of Fees in State Finances
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Agricultural Insurance Claim Rejection and Organizer Liability: Disharmony Between Insurance Law and Consumer Protection
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The Paradox of Emergency Law in Article 12 of the 1945 Constitution: Avoiding a Permanent State of Exception in the Indonesian Constitutional System
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