A Juridical Analysis of Death Penalty for Narcotics Abuse by Paras Setio

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Death Penalty: A Response to Arguments by Indonesian Muslim Opposers by Muchammad Ichsan

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Implementation of Death Penalty Crime: Dilemma between the Nationality Principle and Human Rights by Henry Yoseph Kindangen, H.S Tisnanta, Djoko Priyono

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Death Penalty for Corruptors: Between the Human Rights and Challenges of Progress in Indonesian Law by Toba Sastrawan Manik, Sunarso Sunarso

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Why Indonesia Maintain Capital Punishment? by Ahmad Irzal Fardiansyah

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MASALAH PIDANA MATI DALAM PERSPEKTIF PEMBAHARUAN HUKUM PIDANA DI INDONESIA by Mia Amalia

“…If penalty is formulated in the Criminal Code, it will be against the principle of equality. In Netherlands, death penalty has been abolished since 1980. Apart from principle of objection, death penalty occasionally is defended on behalf of religious principle, and moreover the death penalty in Netherlands is not regarded any more to keep and protect legal order. …”
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KEBIJAKAN REFORMULASI ANCAMAN PIDANA MATI TINDAK PIDANA KORUPSI DALAM PERATURAN PERUNDANG-UNDANGAN by Barda Nawawi Arief

“…In addition, given the threat of the death penalty is a last resort in combating corruption should also formulated an alternative capital punishment or other forms of death penalty mitigation. …”
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PENERAPAN HUKUMAN PIDANA MATI PERSPEKTIF HUKUM ISLAM DI INDONESIA by Muhamad Rizal

“…<p>Abstract: The existence of death penalty is still believed to be a<br />deterrent effect to the perpetrators Overview of Islamic law<br />against the practice of the death penalty in Indonesia is along<br />the death sentence is in line with the five objectives of Islamic<br />law which is to establish and maintain religious, soul, mind,<br />honor and lineage, especially highly relevant references verdict<br />based on the Al - Quran and al - Hadith in setting jarimah or a<br />crime and punishment, the death penalty in Indonesia relevant<br />to Islamic law, the mechanisms are not necessarily the same in<br />the context of the textual and practical in Islam.…”
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Immaterial Compensation Not Criminal Losing Lives as an Implementation of Victim Protection by Tommy Tommy, Febrian Febrian, Nashriana Nashriana, Ruben Achmad

“…The most severe threat of punishment is contained in Article 340 of the Criminal Code, namely the death penalty, or can be said to be life imprisonment, or for a while. certain period, with a maximum period of 20 (twenty) years. …”
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The Nigerian Criminal Justice and the Belligerence of Blasphemy: Societal, Judicial and Islamic Law Perspectives by Saliu Jimoh, Abdulwahab D. Shittu, Sodiq S. Mustapha

“…</p><p><strong>Findings: </strong> The findings revealed that the death penalty for the offence is incompatible with the most convincing opinion of scholars, the reality of Nigeria and the international best practices. …”
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