Mahrus Ali
Biographic Data
| ID | 6846868 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mahrus Ali |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mahrus |
| FAMILY NAME | Ali |
| SIGNATURE | ALI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Islamic University of Indonesia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5864-1009 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The settlement of past human rights violations in Indonesia
Efforts to address past human rights violations in Indonesia have experienced both benefits and drawbacks, creating a dilemma for administrations including the governments headed by Abdurrahman Wahid, Megawati, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and Joko Widodo. Attempts to utilize the court mechanism in resolving the East Timor and Tanjung Priok human rights violation cases were unsuccessful. Furthermore, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) pro…
Patent suspension on the Covid-19 vaccine in Indonesian patent law perspective
Vaccination patent is associated with exclusive rights that restrict the production, use, and sale of inventions by third parties for a specific period. This factor contributes to the high cost of vaccines, making it challenging to access vaccines in many underdeveloped nations such as Indonesia. The urgency for faster vaccine distribution during the COVID-19 pandemic further highlights this issue. However, the patent provisions of the Trade-Rela…
Exclusive policy in guaranteeing freedom of religion and belief
This study focuses on sharia-based local regulations in Indonesia, particularly in Padang City, West Sumatra, where such regulations exist strongly, despite the absence of special autonomy to implement sharia as in Aceh Province. However, the strong existence of these regulations has resulted in problems at the community level, particularly concerning the freedom of religion and belief (FoRB), and its teachings in various forms of obedience. The …
Gender inequality and judicial discretion in Muslims divorce of Indonesia
Divorce of Muslims should be carried out in court, as opposed to the classical fiqh teachings still adhered to in some countries. In practice, this process is still gender biased and detrimental to women. Therefore, this doctrinal legal research uses historical and conceptual approaches to eliminate gender inequality in Muslim divorce procedures. This is a qualitative research with data collected from secondary sources in the form of laws and art…
Compensation and restitution for victims of crime in indonesia
The study aims at examining the limitations of the Indonesian legislation concerning the compensation and restitution for the victims of crime by reviewing court cases and the implementation of the laws. By employing the doctrinal legal research, this study identifies that the victims’ rights to compensation and restitution in various legislations are contingent upon the perpetrator’s conviction, excluding the victims of crime from obtaining thei…
Penal proportionality in environmental legislation of Indonesia
The paper is aimed to analyze the penal proportionality in Indonesia’s environmental legislation. Primary data were collected from statutes in Indonesia’s environmental legislation. The result showed that penal proportionality relies on the idea that the severity of criminal sanction needs to be proportionate to both the crime seriousness and culpability of the actor. The more serious the offense, the heavier the punishment. The environmental leg…
Punishment without culpability in environmental offences
Under existing Indonesian environmental legislation, the principle of punishment without culpability has been applicable exclusively in civil cases, closing the possibility to open prosecutorial window in criminal cases. This paper aims to explore the legal considerations and the scope of application of punishment without culpability in environmental offenses. This paper employed doctrinal legal research focusing on the legal provisions of enviro…
Is criminal fine in economic legislations effective? Evidence from Indonesia
This study aims to examine the legislation and execution of fines weight formulation and alternative sanctions for economic crimes offenders using doctrinal and empirical legal research. The results showed that the Economic Laws for natural persons set fines ranging from IDR 5–200 billion. Corporations have unequal fine patterns, hence the maximum fine weight for individuals and corporations violated the principle of punishment proportionality. T…
Protecting Environment through Criminal Sanction Aggravation
This paper aims to explores the provision of aggravating criminal sanction that protects environment in environmental legislation. By focusing on the four laws as its primary data source, this study employed doctrinal legal research. The results showed that the weight accorded to criminal sanctions in environmental legislation, has varied. The PPLH Law provides for the amplification of criminal threats directed at corporations by adding 1/3 (one-…
Criminological Outlook of Overcoming Disproportionate Punishment in Environmental Crimes
Criminal determination in a number of environmental offenses still raises excessive criminal threats. The weight of a criminal for offense committed due to negligence is even more severe than the weight of the criminal for deliberate offense which causes death. Criminal weights can also not be compared in weight to offenses that have the same level of seriousness. In the Law reviewed, the criminal threat in some formal offenses is more severe tha…
Pembinaan Pasca Ibadah Haji Menuju Mabrur Sepanjang Hayat
This research is about the challenges of post-hajj fostering to the pilgrims (hujjaj) in Indonesia which are quite large in number. All the pilgrims hope ‘ridha’ of Allah SWT to obtain mabrur pilgrimage. That hope is manifested in the efforts of manasik education and training to ensure the hajj ritual in worship is based on the syariah. The Ministry of Religion on behalf of government currently only provides manasik education and training before …
Criminological Outlook of Overcoming Disproportionate Punishment in Environmental Crimes
Criminal determination in a number of environmental offenses still raises excessive criminal threats. The weight of a criminal for offense committed due to negligence is even more severe than the weight of the criminal for deliberate offense which causes death. Criminal weights can also not be compared in weight to offenses that have the same level of seriousness. In the Law reviewed, the criminal threat in some formal offenses is more severe tha…
Pembinaan Pasca Ibadah Haji Menuju Mabrur Sepanjang Hayat
This research is about the challenges of post-hajj fostering to the pilgrims (hujjaj) in Indonesia which are quite large in number. All the pilgrims hope ‘ridha’ of Allah SWT to obtain mabrur pilgrimage. That hope is manifested in the efforts of manasik education and training to ensure the hajj ritual in worship is based on the syariah. The Ministry of Religion on behalf of government currently only provides manasik education and training before …
Criminological Outlook of Overcoming Disproportionate Punishment in Environmental Crimes
Criminal determination in a number of environmental offenses still raises excessive criminal threats. The weight of a criminal for offense committed due to negligence is even more severe than the weight of the criminal for deliberate offense which causes death. Criminal weights can also not be compared in weight to offenses that have the same level of seriousness. In the Law reviewed, the criminal threat in some formal offenses is more severe tha…
Compensation and restitution for victims of crime in indonesia
The study aims at examining the limitations of the Indonesian legislation concerning the compensation and restitution for the victims of crime by reviewing court cases and the implementation of the laws. By employing the doctrinal legal research, this study identifies that the victims’ rights to compensation and restitution in various legislations are contingent upon the perpetrator’s conviction, excluding the victims of crime from obtaining thei…
Penal proportionality in environmental legislation of Indonesia
The paper is aimed to analyze the penal proportionality in Indonesia’s environmental legislation. Primary data were collected from statutes in Indonesia’s environmental legislation. The result showed that penal proportionality relies on the idea that the severity of criminal sanction needs to be proportionate to both the crime seriousness and culpability of the actor. The more serious the offense, the heavier the punishment. The environmental leg…
Punishment without culpability in environmental offences
Under existing Indonesian environmental legislation, the principle of punishment without culpability has been applicable exclusively in civil cases, closing the possibility to open prosecutorial window in criminal cases. This paper aims to explore the legal considerations and the scope of application of punishment without culpability in environmental offenses. This paper employed doctrinal legal research focusing on the legal provisions of enviro…
Is criminal fine in economic legislations effective? Evidence from Indonesia
This study aims to examine the legislation and execution of fines weight formulation and alternative sanctions for economic crimes offenders using doctrinal and empirical legal research. The results showed that the Economic Laws for natural persons set fines ranging from IDR 5–200 billion. Corporations have unequal fine patterns, hence the maximum fine weight for individuals and corporations violated the principle of punishment proportionality. T…
Protecting Environment through Criminal Sanction Aggravation
This paper aims to explores the provision of aggravating criminal sanction that protects environment in environmental legislation. By focusing on the four laws as its primary data source, this study employed doctrinal legal research. The results showed that the weight accorded to criminal sanctions in environmental legislation, has varied. The PPLH Law provides for the amplification of criminal threats directed at corporations by adding 1/3 (one-…
The settlement of past human rights violations in Indonesia
Efforts to address past human rights violations in Indonesia have experienced both benefits and drawbacks, creating a dilemma for administrations including the governments headed by Abdurrahman Wahid, Megawati, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and Joko Widodo. Attempts to utilize the court mechanism in resolving the East Timor and Tanjung Priok human rights violation cases were unsuccessful. Furthermore, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) pro…
Patent suspension on the Covid-19 vaccine in Indonesian patent law perspective
Vaccination patent is associated with exclusive rights that restrict the production, use, and sale of inventions by third parties for a specific period. This factor contributes to the high cost of vaccines, making it challenging to access vaccines in many underdeveloped nations such as Indonesia. The urgency for faster vaccine distribution during the COVID-19 pandemic further highlights this issue. However, the patent provisions of the Trade-Rela…
Exclusive policy in guaranteeing freedom of religion and belief
This study focuses on sharia-based local regulations in Indonesia, particularly in Padang City, West Sumatra, where such regulations exist strongly, despite the absence of special autonomy to implement sharia as in Aceh Province. However, the strong existence of these regulations has resulted in problems at the community level, particularly concerning the freedom of religion and belief (FoRB), and its teachings in various forms of obedience. The …
Gender inequality and judicial discretion in Muslims divorce of Indonesia
Divorce of Muslims should be carried out in court, as opposed to the classical fiqh teachings still adhered to in some countries. In practice, this process is still gender biased and detrimental to women. Therefore, this doctrinal legal research uses historical and conceptual approaches to eliminate gender inequality in Muslim divorce procedures. This is a qualitative research with data collected from secondary sources in the form of laws and art…
Law (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · Indonesian Legal and Regulatory Studies (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Criminal law (5 works) · Criminology (5 works) · Legislation (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works)