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Uncovering Intent: Reassessing the Role of Motive in the Punishment of Premeditated Murder in Indonesia

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Motive is often overlooked in 70% of Indonesia's premeditated murder cases, impacting judicial outcomes.
Recent practice in Germany and the Netherlands shows motive influences murder classification and sentencing.
A new model categorizes motives into rational-emotional, manipulative-opportunistic, and pathological to refine sentencing.
Recommendations include integrating motive in national guidelines to promote fairness and contextual justice.

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This study finds 70% of premeditated murder cases in Indonesia overlook motive, suggesting its integration may enhance substantive justice.

Christine et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This study finds 70% of premeditated murder cases in Indonesia overlook motive, suggesting its integration may enhance substantive justice.