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Regulation lawyers’ ethics in digital litigation : issues and reforms on access to electronic evidence
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Author:
Suharto, Valentino Dodo
;
Eljosa, Cisa
;
Christiani, Theresia Anita
Topik:
Digitalization
;
E-Court
;
Electronic Evidence
;
Lawyers
;
Professional Ethics
Bahasa:
(EN )
ISBN:
E-ISSN: 31090931
Penerbit:
Contrarius Institute
Tahun Terbit:
2026
Jenis:
Article - diterbitkan dalam Proceeding Internasional
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Abstract
The digitalization of Indonesia’s judiciary has generated new ethical challenges for the legal profession, particularly in relation to the access to and use of electronic evidence. Key concerns include potential breaches of data confidentiality, manipulation of digital evidence, and the absence of clear ethical standards governing advocates in e-court proceedings. Current procedural law and the advocates’ code of ethics do not adequately address the complexities associated with electronic evidence, thereby raising issues of privacy, cybersecurity, and procedural justice. This study aims to examine the ethical dilemmas faced by lawyers in digital litigation in Indonesia and to formulate both normative and institutional solutions to strengthen professional accountability. It employs normative legal research through statutory, conceptual, and philosophical approaches, supported by case analysis involving electronic evidence. The findings reveal a regulatory gap within the advocates’ code of ethics, as well as deficiencies in ethical oversight mechanisms. In practice, particularly within electronic court systems, the accessibility of electronic evidence by various parties increases the risk of misuse and highlights the urgent need for regulatory safeguards. Accordingly, this study suggests the necessity of reform through the incorporation of specific standards on electronic evidence into the advocates’ code of ethics, the enhancement of lawyers’ digital literacy, and the establishment of technical guidelines by professional organizations and the Supreme Court.
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Article from : Contrarius Series: Law and Social Justice 2026; Vol (1): No [2]
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