Category: Train of Thought

Juris Gentium Law Review is a Law Journal of International Law, established by the Community of International Moot Court, specially made for undergraduate students. After publishing our 1st edition a few months ago, we are now opening submissions for our 2nd edition! Our web is down, maybe virus or hackers, so for now please refer

PS: the story wasn’t my idea, heard it some long time ago. Suddenly I just thought that this is such a 9gag thing to do hahaha

PS: the story wasn’t my idea, heard it some long time ago. Suddenly I just thought that this is such a 9gag thing to do hahaha

    This taken from Handbook for Parliamentary Debating (Second Edition) by Jogja Debating Forum. A fragment from Chapter IX: How To Win a Debate, page 134-138. I hope that evaluations can come in so that this can be improved. Happy reading ^_^ ———————————————————————————————————————————————————   A Unified Standard? As perhaps one may have noticed, many

This is a topic I have discussed in twitter. But I shall discuss it again here. It is about the law, justice, and how the public perceive it.  Just recently, I received a Blackberry Broadcast message stating how funny Indonesian law is. How so many corruptors are either not proven guilty or sentenced very low,