Ali Mukti Nur Hidayat
Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta

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Cybercrime: The Phenomenon of Crime through the Internet in Indonesia Yoga Pratama; Krisna Indra Sakti; Firmawan Setyadi; Nur Ahmad Azi Ibrahim; Ali Mukti Nur Hidayat
Proceeding International Conference Restructuring and Transforming Law Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): Proceeding International Conference Restructuring and Transforming Law
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Technology has long been thought to have two faces: good and bad. Everyone understands the importance of technological progress. However, few people are aware of the negative consequences of technology. The discussion of this article on cybercrime shows how crime has become more sophisticated as a consequence of technical instruments. Cybercrimes, which are simply defined as illegal acts committed through the use of computers or the Internet, have created new dilemmas for politicians and law enforcement officers. Carding has become a serious problem in Indonesia and must be addressed immediately. Hacking and vandalism are two more types of cyber crimes that often occur in Indonesia. Despite the fact that the estimated number of Internet users in Indonesia (4, 38 million people) less than 5% of the entire population, cybercrime should be taken seriously by everyone. Cybercrime has grown to incomprehensible proportions, posing a hazard to public safety in the flow of communications and information.
Juridical Review of Supreme Court Ruling Number 7/Pdt.Sus.HAKI/2021/PN Smg Ali Mukti Nur Hidayat; Aidul Fitriciada Azhari
Proceeding International Conference Restructuring and Transforming Law Vol. 2 No. 2 (2023): Proceeding International Conference Restructuring and Transforming Law
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The importance of brands as a differentiator to avoid imitation is growing as a result of the increasing number of imitations that occur as a result of increasingly advanced trade and wider marketing reach, so that legal protection for brands is increasing. The analytical method uses a literature study. The discussion of the findings of this study is based on the opinions of legal experts and relevant academic journals. This study shows that in a declarative system, the priority of brand rights is determined based on the date of first use. Consequently, the system provides protection even to those who do not officially register their trademarks, allowing them to claim the first use at any time. As stated in its previous ruling, the Tribunal concluded that the two marks have disconcerting similarities in form, composition, combination, elements, sound, sound and appearance. Because PT Surabaya Top and Teh conveyed identical visual, phonetic and conceptual impressions, the group decided that the two were basically identical. The conclusion of this study is that the judge's a quo decision was based on the fact that all elements of similarity exist in the principal and the entire JAGUAR brand which causes harm to the plaintiff, even though his business processes and work are in conflict with the company he named himself which cannot be taken carelessly by others.