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Sosialisasi Kepatuhan dan Kesadaran Hukum di Desa Bila, Kecamatan Sabbangparu, Kabupaten Wajo Andi Bau Mallarangeng; Mustari; Andi Wahyuddin Nur; Besse Nurfatimah; Selfiana; Gustina; Fatur Rahmatullah; Muhammad Bayu Aprilian Chandra
Compile Journal of Society Service Vol 2 No 2 (2025): March 2025
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In Indonesia, various studies have shown that there is still a significant gap in public understanding of applicable laws and regulations, especially in rural or remote areas such as Bila Village. Therefore, efforts to bridge this gap require socialization of legal compliance and awareness in Bila Village, Sabbangparu District, Wajo Regency as a form of community service aimed at increasing public compliance and awareness. This socialization method is considered very effective in internalizing the law in the community to ensure that the law is not only known, understood and internalized but also respected and obeyed.
Sosialisasi Peraturan Desa (Perdes) Mario, Kecamatan Tanasitolo, Kabupaten Wajo Andi Bau Mallarangeng; Muharawati; Nurhikmah; Ratih; Yuliani; Zulkifli; Andi Zulfikar; Miftahul Khair
Compile Journal of Society Service Vol 3 No 1 (2025): Edisi September 2025
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Dissemination of village regulations is a crucial step in ensuring that the community understands and complies with regulations established by the village government. According to Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages, each village has the authority to regulate and manage government affairs and the interests of the local community. Therefore, effective dissemination can increase community participation in village development and create transparency and accountability in the management of village resources (KDPDTT, 2020). This community service research was conducted to disseminate regulations in Mario Village, Tanasitolo District, Wajo Regency using a lecture method (extension) to increase understanding regarding the importance of knowing and complying with village regulations. Through collaboration between KKN students from the Lamaddukelleng Institute of Science and Economics, the LEM Demokrasi (NGO), the village government, the BPD, and the community, this dissemination succeeded in increasing understanding regarding the importance of knowing and complying with village regulations.
Efektivitas dan Aspek Hukum Penguasaan Wilayah Perairan Danau Tempe Untuk Pemukiman Rumah Terapung Masyarakat Nelayan Andi Bau Mallarangeng; Yustiana; Yusuf, Nurchaeriyansyah; Rina Febriyanti; Umar, Heriyadi
Legal Journal of Law Vol 4 No 2 (2025): Edisi: November 2025
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This study aims to determine the status of control over the waters of Lake Tempe, which are used as fishermen's settlements in the form of floating houses in Wajo Regency, and the efforts made by the government to control the area. The research method uses two methods, namely normative legal research, by taking legal data sources and secondary data, by processing data from primary, secondary, and tertiary legal materials. Data collection tools include library research, and qualitative research with field research, through observation and interviews and documentation of respondents. The results of the study are that the status of control over the waters of Lake Tempe, which are used as fishermen's settlements in the form of floating houses in Wajo Regency, has not yet received written legitimacy from the government. Control by the community is only based on evidence of physical control passed down from generation to generation. This is the local wisdom of the community in Wajo Regency, that ready goods that actually control the waters for floating houses, then it is the ownership of each member of the community. And efforts made by the government to control the waters of Lake Tempe in the form of floating houses by fishermen in Wajo Regency until now have not existed. This is proven by the absence of regional regulations governing the allocation of these floating houses, even though these floating houses are the local wisdom of the people of Lake Tempe which must be preserved
Legal Advocacy in Indonesia: Reconstruction of the Legal Aid Model for Persons with Disabilities in the Regions Burhanuddin Burhanuddin; Andi Bau Mallarangeng; Maskawati Maskawati
International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026): March : International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice
Publisher : Asosiasi Penelitian dan Pengajar Ilmu Hukum Indonesia

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The implementation of legal aid in Indonesia, although it has many obstacles in its implementation, normatively has a fairly strong foundation. This study examines the implementation of legal aid for persons with disabilities by focusing on the role of local governments through strategic policies in the form of regional regulations or other regulations. Based on the obstacles in its implementation, this study aims to offer a reconstruction of the legal aid model for people with disabilities in the regions. By using a normative approach to legislation, in this case the Legal Aid Law and the Law on Persons with Disabilities, this study found that access to justice for persons with disabilities can be carried out through legal aid in the regions as a form of equal rights before the law as affirmed in the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. In addition, this study also found that with the budgeting authority in the APBD, according to Article 19 of the Legal Aid Law, the legal aid model for persons with disabilities can be reconstructed by strengthening additional services in the form of personal assessments and translators included in legal aid procedures so that people with disabilities who face the law are more assured and assured in accessing justice.