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Teori Keadilan Kontemporer (Sebuah Kajian Teori Hukum) La Ode Muhammad Iman Abdi Anantomo Uke
Al-'Adl Vol 10, No 1 (2017): Al-'Adl
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Studying the science of law can not be separated by the existence of legal theory. The term theory comes from the English language theory, and in Dutch theorie. Theory also comes from the word "theoria" which in Latin means "contemplation" and in the Greek "thea" which essentially implies something called reality. Some scholars use the word theory to show structured, logical (rational), empirical (reality) thinking, as well as symbolic. While the law itself from the English term law, and the Dutch language is recht. John Austin defines the law as a rule that is held to provide guidance to the intelligent beings by the intelligent beings who rule over it. The theory of law itself comes from the English language that is theory of law and in Dutch called rechtstheorie which means the branch of Law Science which in an interdisciplinary perspective critically analyzes various aspects of legal phenomena each in isolation and in overall relation both in theoretical conception As well as in practical translation by referring to a better understanding and a clear explanation of juridical material. Critically analyzing a legal theory in the presence of thesis and anti-thesis in an ever-expanding theoretical study as a study material in the academic world of law. For that reason John Rawls's contemporary justice theory known as "A Theory of Justice" becomes interestingly studied and criticized as a study.
Legislasi Peraturan Daerah Partisipatif La Ode Muhammad Iman Abdi Anantomo Uke
Al-'Adl Vol 9, No 2 (2016): Al-'Adl
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Local Regulation legislation is the constitutional mandate of Article 18 (6), which reads "Local Government reserves the right to stipulate Regional Regulations and other regulations to implement autonomy and duty of assistance". In the implementation of legislation as a form of regional autonomy based on Law Number 23 Year 2014 on Regional Government, the public is entitled to provide input, either orally or in writing to the legislature as part of community participation in the area. The purpose of parsitipasi and community participation is to produce insights and perceptions that are useful from the communities involved (public interest) in order to improve the quality of decision-making, because people who are potentially affected as a result of the policy interest groups (interest groups), so that decision makers can capture the views, needs, and expectations of the community and the group, and then pour it into a concept that will be formed into regional regulation. Although public participation is less than ideal and not a guarantee that a law which generates will be effective in the community, but at least a step participatory adopted by the legislature in each establishment of laws, is expected to encourage the public to accept the presence of a Constitution.