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Indonesia Prime
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The Indonesia Prime Journal is a non-profit journal published by a Non-Government Organization the Indonesian Prime with a notary deed No2, 2 February 2001, registered Court number: 13/2001/F. R. C/T/YY. Registered body of the unity of Nations date February 26, 2001 number: 220/667-BKB-I/SS Tax Payer Number.: 02.216.536.9-805.000. The journal Indonesia Prime is meant to be a scientific publication of research results and scientific ideas of professors, students, and professional societies. Indonesia Prime Journal Print ISSN: 2548-317X, and Electronic ISSN: 2548-4664 under copyright Indonesia Prime Publisher. Indonesia Prime Journal is publishing once a year contains a maximum of 13 scientific writing quality articles with zero (0) tolerance.
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The Politics of The Law of Organizing the Election of Regional Heads and Deputy Heads of Regions Reviewed From Aspects of the Constitutional Court's Decision Faradillah Faradillah
Indonesia Prime Vol 5 No 1 (2020): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v5i1.103

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Political Law elections of regional heads and deputy heads of regions is the policy of the state to form and apply hukum in regulating the implementation of elections of regional heads and deputy heads of regions in order to achieve the national goals of the nation and the country whose results (output) in the form of legal products (laws, government regulations, and other regulations). The formulation of the problem is how is the decision of the Constitutional Court that shows the political development of the law in the implementation of regional elections and deputy heads of regions in the era of direct democracy? The method of approach used in this writing is normative juridical by reviewing the birth of various legal products to follow up the Decision of the Constitutional Court relating to the implementation of the Election of Regional Heads and Deputy Heads of Regions.
RELATIONSHIP OF AUTHORITY OF VILLAGE HEAD WITH VILLAGE CONSULTATIVE BODY IN VILLAGE REGULATION ESTABLISHMENT M Tasbir Rais
Indonesia Prime Vol 5 No 1 (2020): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v5i1.104

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Village regulation is a statutory regulation set by the Village Head after being discussed and agreed together with the Village Consultative Agency. Perrule desa applies in the local village area in the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia which is intended as a further description of the higher legislation taking into account the social and cultural conditions of the local villagers. In the establishment of perrule desa,it should not be contrary tothe public interest and/or higher legislation. Therefore, masyarakat has the right to give input orally or in writing in order to prepare or discuss the draft village regulations before it is determined as village regulations. Based on the results of the research shows that the authority relationship between Kepala Desa as a village executive institution with Band Permusyawaratan Desa as the village legislature is domiciled equally asa partner without any subordinates under it. In this context, it can be said that Kepala Desa has an important role in its position asa long-hand state thatis close to the community and as a communityleader,as well asBand Permusyawaratan Desa has an important function in preparing village government policy with KepalaDesa.
THE RIGHTS OF DIVERSION IN THE CHILDREN’S CRIMINAL JURISDICTION SYSTEM AS THE INTENT OF LEGAL PROTETION Mustakim Mahmud
Indonesia Prime Vol 5 No 1 (2020): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v5i1.105

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Child abuse is a complex problem and involves many aspects. Diversion is an alternative in resolving child criminal cases that conflict with the law, by trying to eliminate the stigma against children as perpetrators of crime even though children are in conflict with the law, but still prioritizing the best interests of children in realizing the welfare of children, as stipulated in the SPPA Law . Even though it has been stipulated in written regulations, the existence of diversion among law enforcement officers is still a problem, because the diversion process has not been explicitly regulated regarding the mechanism that must be implemented, so that a good understanding and application is needed by law enforcement officials to be able to actualize properly. the diversion of children in conflict with the law in the juvenile justice system is the implementation of a system in the restorative jusctice to provide justice and legal protection to children in conflict with the law without neglecting the criminal liability of children. Diversion is not a peaceful effort between children in conflict with the law with victims or their families but a form of punishment against children who are in conflict with the law in an informal way. Implementation of diversion in restorative justice in the juvenile justice system is the transfer of the settlement of child cases from criminal justice processes to processes outside of fair criminal justice with an emphasis on restoration to its original state, and not of retaliation. Besides diversion is a form of punishment which has the perspective of education of children. The solution that can be done in overcoming the problem of child problems is that it is expected that in resolving child criminal cases, law enforcement officials should seek diversion in order to restore a balanced harmonization between the perpetrators, victims and the community. Appropriate, considering that crimes committed by children are also increasingly complex, as well as to related parties (Law Enforcement, KPAI, etc.). Massive socialization is needed regarding diversion to the public.
Reform of press regulation to realize responsible press coverage mustawa mustawa
Indonesia Prime Vol 5 No 1 (2020): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v5i1.106

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The Press Law, especially Article 5 paragraph (1) becomes the standard of news writing whose implementation is guided by Article 3 of the Code of Journalistic Ethics, but the standards of the journalist profession are not found provisions in the Press Law and the Code of Journalistic Ethics, thus triggering the occurrence of press coverage that does not apply the principle of presumption of innocence. The absence of such arrangements, it must be immediately corrected by reformulating the press news system in terms of regulation into Law No. 40 of 1999 on the Press that can be a solution to the complexity of problems in the Press Briefing which must certainly be based on a free and responsible news philosophy.
Implementation of Local Wisdom Communication "Malaqbiq" As Character Education in the Teaching and Learning Process In Fisip Unsulbar Muhammad Sulthan
Indonesia Prime Vol 5 No 1 (2020): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v5i1.107

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Local wisdom "malaqbiq" is very necessary to always be communicated to our students in educational institutions ranging from kindergarten to higher education, both formil and non-formil so that students still know their identity even though the changing times are always changing because local wisdom is the cultural roots of an area in the harmony of life. The research method used is descriptive qualitative which is presented in Fisip Unsulbar students of the class of 2018 political science study program. The results showed that in general, students of Fisip Unsulbar class of 2018 political science study program still uphold the value of local wisdom "malaqbiq" malaqbiq pau, malaqbiq gauq (good behavior) and malaqbiq kedzo (good behavior).
Analysis of problematic credit completion at Bank BNI 46 branch Polewali Mandar Andi Aprasing; Ika Novitasari
Indonesia Prime Vol 6 No 1 (2021): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v6i1.110

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Lending to banks generally aims to make a profit, and these results can be obtained in the form of interest received by the Bank in return for services and administrative costs. Credit charged to the customer. This profit is essential for the survival of the Bank. In addition, profits can also increase the Bank's business. The provision of credit carried out in BNI 46, between BNI 46 as a creditor and the customer as a debtor, is a form of channeling funds from the Bank to the community as a function of the Bank itself. In collecting funds from the district and distributing them to the community. This research is empirical normative research, so that field research and data accuracy are carried out with interviews to Bank BNI 46 and the public as recipients. Credit
The existence of legal anthropology in the present Andi Dewi; Arfani Ichsan; Muh Fadlan Fadilc
Indonesia Prime Vol 6 No 1 (2021): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v6i1.111

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The era of pluralism shows the development / existence of legal anthropology in the present day. One example of such development is the Indonesian state which has a diversity of laws, namely national laws and customary laws that affect each other. Although sometimes there is a clash of state laws (national laws) with the other laws (local customary law) will be attempted to resolve the problem. But it is also worth noting the differences from legal anthropology and customary law ranging from objects, approaches, nature of research, and norms. In addition, legal pluralism cannot be separated from the plurality of society so that in the determination of national laws, of course, it should not also be separated from the law from society (the concept of legal unification) so that there is a coordinated, more orderly implementation of the law and its performance is expected to increase. In the development of legal anthropology today was initially influenced by the thoughts of Bohannan, Gluckman, and Gulliver directed to the mechanisms and agencies of dispute resolution based on the laws of the colonial government and the governments of independent countries. Then entering the phase of legal pluralism influenced by the views of Sally F. Moore, Snyder, and F. von Benda-Beckmann directed to the studies of legal pluralism beyond dispute resolution. The study of legal pluralism with holistic methods with a focus on the process of law-making, legal norms / laws and regulations, the implementation of law, and law enforcement makes this anthropology very interesting to learn further. In addition, in this legal anthropology also has aspects to dispute resolution both litigation and non-litigation which is certainly very useful to be studied and studied by law enforcement, because generally the law nationally is not formed without any influence from a community perspective
One-stop integrated service accountability at Majene district court Dian Untung Patintinga; Asrullah Asrullah; ika Novitasaric Novitasaric
Indonesia Prime Vol 6 No 1 (2021): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v6i1.112

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The Supreme Court as part of the government in the judicial field has also tried to make improvements to realize its vision to become the Supreme Indonesian Judicial Body, one of whose efforts is oriented towards excellent public services. To achieve this vision, the Supreme Court has outlined it in several missions where one of the missions that has been established is to provide equitable legal services to justice seekers. Based on the results of preliminary observations, it shows the number of criminal cases entered in 2019 amounted to 4,326 cases that can be resolved properly. While the number of civil cases entered in 2019 amounted to 67 cases with 54 cases resolved properly and 13 cases unresolved
Constitutional rights of indigenous peoples in forest management in the perspective of justice Baso Madiong
Indonesia Prime Vol 6 No 1 (2021): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v6i1.113

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The Constitution of 1945 NRI mandates the protection and constitutional protection of the unity of indigenous peoples. However, the constitutional protection of indigenous peoples has not realized justice for the unity of indigenous peoples themselves. This study uses socio-legal approaches, in order to answer the problems studied. The causal factors for the realization of justice for the unity of indigenous peoples are: (1) The absence of a special law governing the unity of indigenous peoples and the diversity of the term used to mention the unity of indigenous peoples, (2) Recognition of the existence of indigenous peoples unity has not all been outlined in the regional regulations. Both reasons have an impact on conflicts that often occur between the government and the unity of indigenous peoples.
The existence of village regulations for development community empowerment in Padang village Polewali Mandar regency Eka Dewi Kartika; Fadli Yasser; Salma Laitupa
Indonesia Prime Vol 6 No 1 (2021): Indonesia Prime
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29209/id.v6i1.114

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The goal of accelerating the welfare of the people faster through village regulations can be seen by setting village regulations that are right on target for village community empowerment, such as village regulations on village potential development, for increasing village income as a form of village community empowerment in Padang village there is only a village regulation on village budgets, which is indeed an obligation in the village government budget and spending arrangements. Every year and the village regulations tentag farm animals.The lack of village regulation documents, which should be made to be the legality of every policy and action taken by the Village government and for welfare, environmental order, empowerment will have implications in the inaccuracy of the development of village community empowerment that has been mandated in the VillageLaw. Methods using a statutory research approach and a concept of approach that then uses the nature of quantitative research and qualitative descriptions. The existence of village regulations that are expected to be regulations that make the direction of the village government system in Padang village does not run optimally with a lack of knowledge from village officials and village consultative bodies for their duties and work functions thus the lack of village regulation documents in Padang village has implications for inequality. Government administaris and programs that do not have legal protection and are not targeted in the empowerment of rural communities. We recommend that padang villages and other villages that are aware of the lack of village regulation regulations, should establish cooperation relations with the university in providing village rule-making training in accordance with the cultural environment, village community in terms of village community empowerment and socialization about the implementation of good village governance

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