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Muhammadiyah Law Review
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ISSN : 2549113X     EISSN : 2580166X     DOI : https://doi.org/10.24127
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Law, Crime, Criminology & Criminal Justice
The Journal of Muhammadiyah Law Review published by Faculty of Law University of Muhammadiyah Metro – Lampung. The accepted papers are the scientific papers which are the outcomes of either research or thoughts that refers to Law studies. It is published for the readers both regional and global. The Journal of Muhammadiyah Law Review is published into two volumes a year (January and July). As the peer-review of Indonesian Journal, we accept scientific works on islamic studies which are writen both in English and Indonesia. Feel free to send the papers through registering this page. The Review basically contains any novel topics concerning Indonesian laws and legal system. The range of contents covered by the review spans from established legal scholarships and fields of law such as private laws and public laws which include: constitutional and administrative law criminal law international laws concerning Indonesia various approaches to legal studies such as comparative law, law and economics, sociology of law, and legal anthropology Specialized areas of laws including commercial and business laws technology law, and natural resources law
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THE PROTECTION AND PEOPLE'S RIGHTS DISABILITY AS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS THROUGH THE PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS Dedi Putra
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The respect, protection, and fulfillment of the rights of persons with disabilities is an obligation of the state as stipulated in Article 42 of Law No. 39 of 1999 on human rights. Persons with disabilities has been experiencing a lot of discrimination that has not met the right of persons with disabilities. Disability should have the same opportunity in the effort to develop itself. Fulfillment of the rights of persons with disabilities is still considered as a social problem that the new policy with its rights is social security, social assistance, and increase social welfare. Protection and fulfillment of the rights of persons with disabilities can be done by providing and facilitating access to public services. The right to obtain public services should also be reserved for disabled people. The right to obtain public services for disabled people should be seen as a constitutional right. The regulation of public services should provide protection and fulfillment of the constitutional rights of the disabled in obtaining public services. This paper will discuss the law enforcement ideal in strengthening the rights of persons with disabilities as constitutional rights through fair regulation of public services. This paper uses a method normative approach to legislation.
INTEGRAL AND QUALIFIED CRIMINAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MODEL IN DEALING WITH VEHICLE ROBBERY: A LEGAL STRENGHTENING Heni Siswanto; Maroni Maroni; Fathoni Fathoni
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The crime of theft with violence, theft of motorcycles, and robbery have spread terror massively. It becomes a very frighteningly specter for people in Lampung. To resolve it, it is necessary to build a "Criminal Law Enforcement Policy" (CLE) through effective policy. The question of this paper are about the condition of the existing model of CLE against the crimes in Lampung; and the application of integral and quality of the CLE model of in dealing with crime and robbery on the investigation in the future. The research approach used is legal study (jurisprudence) approach, which is based on ideas and the recent approach. The first step of this research begins with doctrinal legal research by using statute approach, an analytical approach (analytical approach), and the conceptual approach. As a complement, it also uses the approach of socio-legal studies, which examine the law as a social phenomenon related to the enforcement of criminal law. The research location in the jurisdiction of the Lampung Police. The final results are expected to be obtained through legal research are building a model of the integral and qualified CLE applications in dealing with the crime of vehicle theft on the stage of investigation. Model application of CLE will be able to provide guidance in combating this crime, effective, non-transactional, and based on the science of law. The most relevant application model was applied in accordance with the typology and characteristics of the Lampung Police jurisdiction.
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ARTICLE 127 OF LAW OF INDONESIA REPUBLIC NUMBER 35 2009 FOR JUDGE’S SENTENCE ABOUT REHABILITATION FOR DRUG ABUSE CRIME Meiriantony Meiriantony
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The national police, as well as being the stronghold of law enforcement,  has such a duty of protection of human rights. The problem is precisely the police in carrying out law enforcement more violates Human Rights, both administrative and procedural violations, and violations of physical/violence. It occurs in the case of the light up to the case that the heavy procedural infringement. The violation of human rights by police as if  become habit. Therefore, reinterpret human rights and human rights violations are understood by Police, is an attempt to answer the problem. Prevention of human rights violations requires such a cognitive approach. Placing mindset (thought) in the cognitive structure of apparatus as subject to change. The understanding of the criminal law and human rights instruments as knowledge and new awareness. Starting from the mental activity of apparatus for directing and controlling the mind for all the good things and open to do as well as close the negative things and not commendable. The police who realized that they have evidence of the important position that are empowered to enforce the law will give justice to man with wisdom and tact.
THE PREVENTION OF VIOLATION THE RIGHTS OF SUSPECTS BY POLICE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Slamet Haryadi
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The national police, as well as being the stronghold of law enforcement,  has such a duty of protection of human rights. The problem is precisely the police in carrying out law enforcement more violates Human Rights, both administrative and procedural violations, and violations of physical/violence. It occurs in the case of the light up to the case that the heavy procedural infringement. The violation of human rights by police as if  become habit. Therefore, reinterpret human rights and human rights violations are understood by Police, is an attempt to answer the problem. Prevention of human rights violations requires such a cognitive approach. Placing mindset (thought) in the cognitive structure of apparatus as subject to change. The understanding of the criminal law and human rights instruments as knowledge and new awareness. Starting from the mental activity of apparatus for directing and controlling the mind for all the good things and open to do as well as close the negative things and not commendable. The police who realized that they have evidence of the important position that are empowered to enforce the law will give justice to man with wisdom and tact.
Institutionalization of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in Indonesia to facing ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) Yessy Meryantika Sari
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Alternative dispute resolution can be one option the parties to resolve business disputes when the settlement of disputes through the courts used are considered less advantageous for businesses and consumers alike. Although there is still a shortage of the power of law and legal compliance agreements and the development of professional arbitration institution. This paper analyzes the institutionalization of ADR in Indonesia as ASEAN countries member and how readiness Indonesian National Board of Arbitration to facing AEC. A basic distinction is drawn regulation in Indonesia. The method used in this paper is a descriptive analyzis normative legal method. In this case the author uses literature study from a legal perspective and regulatory in Indonesia. This paper discusses the development of institutional ADR, which includes institutional ADR in indigenous people in Indonesia, the institutionalization of ADR outside the court and the institutionalization of ADR in courts as well as the readiness of BANI as an independent agency that provides alternative dispute resolution services.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEGAL SYSTEM IN INDONESIA THAT BASED ON THE VALUE PANCASILA Aristo Evandy A. Barlian
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Indonesia is a plural or pluralistic society, which includes a variety of awareness both personal and group. In the development of the legal system in Indonesia, which became an important part of cultural and community awareness is very influential in the development. Indonesia is a culture and awareness of the law is no single or uniform, although in principle there are various similarities in the pluralistic society. Existing equation should be used to formulate a legal union, although many different cultures in Indonesia. Pancasila is the philosophical basis for the formation of the unitary state of Indonesia, therefore, for the realization of national unity in enacting a national law in Indonesia must be based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution as the supreme norm. The objective of this study will clarify that the law enacted at this time still does not reflect the values of Pancasila and impressed liberalism, as the law is currently drafted and enforced on the basis of normative thinking less backed up to a statement of the case and the plural society , namely empirical thinking. Methodology This study will explain the values of Pancasila and culture in the development of legislation that affects the development of the other, which can be reviewed comprehensively in this paper. Thus for the sake of the welfare of the nation and public awareness of the law, the results of this study will explain the need for the development of legal systems that systemic and continuously keeping with the character of the Indonesian nation, namely the development of legislation based on the Pancasila.

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