Chintya Khaerunnisa
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Revitalization of Supervision of the Judicial Commission as Strengthening Judicial Institutions in Maintaining the Independence and Integrity of Judges Zamroni Faizal Abdi; Chintya Khaerunnisa
JUSTICES: Journal of Law Vol. 3 No. 3 (2024): Progressive and Critical Law Review
Publisher : Perkumpulan Dosen Fakultas Agama Islam Indramayu

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External supervision of judges' performance is done by the Judicial Commission (JC), namely by providing input regarding the mechanism for providing sanctions for violations of the code of ethics committed by judges. The task of the Judicial Commission regarding recommendations for sanctions for violations committed by judges involves collaborating with the Supreme Court because the judicial commission does not have the right to impose sanctions directly on judges. Therefore, efforts are urgently needed to improve the integrity of judges as law enforcers from the Judicial Commission institution that has the authority to act as an external monitor of the behavior of judges. The Judicial Commission also guarantees that they can maintain and increase the independence and integrity of judges. Regarding the supervision of the Judicial Commission as a strengthening of the Judiciary institution in maintaining the independence and integrity of judges, this research is conducted using normative methods. The data collection techniques are done by searching documents and scientific books to determine the theoretical basis in the form of positive legal material appropriate to the research object.
Environmental Protection Due to Reclamation On Bungin Island, West Nusa Tenggara Chintya Khaerunnisa; Supriyadi; Susianto
MLJ Merdeka Law Journal Vol. 6 No. 2 (2025): November,2025
Publisher : Postgraduate University of Merdeka Malang

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The beach reclamation project undertaken by the Bajo tribe community on Bungin Island, Sumbawa, was carried out voluntarily due to land scarcity caused by high population density. Without a sufficient legal basis and environmental assessment, this activity damages marine ecosystems such as seagrass beds and coral reefs. This research examines the form of legal protection for the environment in reclamation based on the principle of sustainable development, the impact of reclamation, and efforts to enforce environmental law in this case. The method used is empirical legal with a sociological approach thru observation and interviews. The results show that legal protection is not yet effective due to weak supervision, low public legal awareness, and the lack of integration of reclamation with environmental regulations. Although national laws are already in place, local implementation is still weak. This research recommends synergy between the government and the community, increased environmental law literacy, and the development of local regulations based on sustainable development.