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Biannual Peer-Reviewed Journal (January & July)

A forum for critical legal thought, constitutional analysis, and jurisprudence.

Published by Faculty of Law, Gorontalo State University (UNG), Jambura Law Review provides an international platform for scholars, judicial practitioners, and researchers to disseminate peer-reviewed empirical and normative legal studies.

Accredited SINTA 2 DOI Prefix: 10.33756 Open Access CC BY-SA 4.0

Journal Governance

Editor-in-Chief
Novendri M. Nggilu
Managing Editor
Mellisa Towadi
Publication Model
Gold Open Access
Review Process
Double-Blind Peer Review

Current Issue

Vol. 8 No. 2 (2026): Jambura Law Review

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Research Article · pp. 210–234

Constitutional Court Jurisprudence on Electoral Boundary Delimitation: Protecting Democratic Sovereignty

Novendri Mohamad Nggilu, Mellisa Towadi, Ahmad Fadhil

Faculty of Law, Universitas Negeri Gorontalo, Indonesia

This study examines the evolving legal boundaries established by judicial review decisions in regional election administration. Analyzing twenty landmark rulings, the authors argue for a more rigorous statutory framework governing administrative electoral oversight.

doi:10.33756/jalrev.v8i2.19421 · PDF (248 KB)
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Research Article · pp. 235–258

Customary Coastal Land Rights and Environmental Conservation: A Socio-Legal Perspective in Eastern Indonesia

Siti Nurjanah, Mohamad Hidayat, Rachel Christine Smith

Department of Environmental Law & Legal Anthropology

By contextualizing traditional adat tenure against contemporary marine spatial zoning regulations, this paper demonstrates institutional disharmony in coastal resource management and proposes an integrative co-management policy model.

doi:10.33756/jalrev.v8i2.19422 · PDF (312 KB)
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Commentary · pp. 259–275

Algorithmic Evidence in Criminal Proceedings: Due Process Challenges under the Indonesian Criminal Procedure Code

Bambang Purnomo, Ardiansyah Pratama

Center for Cyber Law and Technology Studies

A normative legal evaluation regarding the admissibility and evidentiary weight of algorithmic prediction systems within criminal investigations, emphasizing defendant rights to code auditability and verification.

doi:10.33756/jalrev.v8i2.19423 · PDF (189 KB)
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