As the person who runs the company, a director must bear a large burden of liability for all tasks that require his/her approval. This often leads to a criminal act, when the act is arguably violating the law. Although the… Read More »Criminal Liability of a Director in a Criminal Case in Indonesia: The Test
The kidney illegal trafficking between Indonesia and Cambodia has shocked the country recently. This is a classic example of transnational crimes which affect across national borders. In this digital era, the transnational crimes facilitated by advanced technology even pose more… Read More »Indonesian Extraterritorial Criminal Jurisdiction: What is the possible actions of the Indonesian Law Enforcement against suspects outside of Indonesia territory?
In the US, the phrase “customer is king” has become a commonly used term in the business world. This philosophy is based on the idea that satisfied customers are returning customers, which helps businesses to grow and thrive. It is… Read More »Consumer Protection for a Lessee Who Rent a Property in Indonesia: Does that Exist?
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) in 2018 started prosecuting a company named Nusa Konstruksi Enjiniring (KNE) for corruption. This is the first time the KPK prosecuted a private corporation, and it indicted KNE with revocation of the corporation’s right to… Read More »Corporate Compliance Key to Eradicate Corruption
Conflict of interest, although not a crime in and of itself, may tempt people to “trade in influence” and do corrupt acts. An issue lately involving special staffs to President Joko Widodo has given us an example that the problem… Read More »The Young Generation Must Aware the Problem of Conflict of Interest