Preparation of Lawyers in Indonesia to Face New Transitional Criminal Code

In the wake of Indonesia's historic legal reform, the new Criminal Code (KUHP) marks a critical turning point for legal professionals across the country. This book serves as a comprehensive and practical guide for Indonesian lawyers preparing to navigate the complex transition from colonial-era statutes to a modern, sovereign criminal justice system. Written by Indonesian lawyer and legal educator Muhammad Ari Pratomo, this volume offers in-depth analysis of the key changes in the new Criminal Code, including: Adjustments in criminal offenses and sentencing structures The rise of cybercrime and technology-related law Implementation of restorative justice and alternative punishments Strategic defense techniques adapted to new legal realities Ethical responsibilities and professional standards for lawyers Designed for advocates, legal scholars, students, and anyone committed to the advancement of Indonesian law, this book provides actionable insights, legal strategies, and a vision for building a more just and effective legal system. Whether you're a practicing lawyer, a policymaker, or a law student, this book is essential reading for those determined to remain relevant—and lead—during Indonesia's criminal law transformation.