<![CDATA[Circular Letter Number 28 of 2022 concerning Guidelines for the Management of Bawaslu's Legal Documentation and Information Network has established standards for the completeness and validity of legal products and the management of Bawaslu's JDIH; however, there are still obstacles in its management. These problems include inappropriate abstract preparation, the absence of copies on the first page, the absence of links on the second page, and the presence of personal identities in the content of legal products that should not be included. In addition, the low commitment of Regency/City Bawaslu in updating data and uploading legal products to the JDIH system is also a major obstacle. This study aims to evaluate the role of students in addressing this gap through verification and evaluation activities of Regency/City Bawaslu legal products in the operation of JDIH in Bawaslu Central Sulawesi Province. Using a descriptive qualitative approach with observation and in-depth interview methods, the results of the study indicate that the involvement of students as assistants for verification and evaluation of Regency/City Bawaslu legal products successfully improves critical and logical thinking skills. The synergy between the sharpness of detecting data anomalies and structured compliance with regulatory standards has been proven to foster legal research competency (legal research). Furthermore, students are able to translate error findings into corrective actions through a decision-making process under supervision. The students' presence not only helps validate the JDIH system but also provides practical experience in accountable legal documentation management.]]>
