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Requisitoire: Law Enforcement
ISSN : 20857233     EISSN : 29863988     DOI : 10.59651/ReLae
Core Subject : Social,
Requisitoire Law Enforcement is a double blind peer-reviewed journal published by Central Research Institute for Agriculture (CeRIA). The Journal is published two times a year, every May and November. Requisitoire Law Enforcement is a Scientific Journal of Law that has specificities in the fields of Law Reform including Criminal Law, Private and Commercial Law, Administrative and Constitutional Law, International Law, Land and Agrarian Law, Tax Law, Health Law, social science, political science, international relations, communication science, government science, psychology, sociology, Islamic law, business law, as well as general reviews of developmental theory, methods, and related applied sciences and many more. The Journal exclusively published in English and uses the Open Access Journal (OJS) system.
Arjuna Subject : Ilmu Sosial - Hukum
Articles 25 Documents
Malang soundloud community in strengthening the organization Vania Devina Soekrisdo
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 13 No. 1 (2021): July: Law Science etc
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This study discusses the Malang Soundcloud Community in strengthening its organization by using the Soundcloud social media application. The purpose of this research is to find out and understand the Soundcloud Malang community in strengthening and maintaining its organization which only comes from overseas students who have the same interest in audiomusic. The benefit of this research is insight into knowledge about community organization systems that arise only from a common interest. This study uses the Leavitts Diamond concept from Harold J. Leavitt, with an organizational change approach that has four components, namely goals, social structure, members, and technology owned by the Soundcloud Malang community to maintain its community among the more diverse communities in Malang. Based on findings in the field, the background of the Malang Soundcloud Community was previously the Malang Poetry Night Community. The social structure in the organization in this case is to discipline or emphasize the existing rules in the organization. Members of the Malang Soundcloud Community are actors who play a role or are involved in this community. The Soundcloud Malang community uses social media applications to more easily share their work. And they made Kedai Robara a technology that bridges online and offline meetings.
Political parties and political recruitment (study on the recruitment of the Golkar party coalition and PPP in nominating pairs of candidates for regent and deputy regent candidates in Demak regency in 2015) Cendhy Vicky Vigana
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 13 No. 1 (2021): July: Law Science etc
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This thesis focuses on the analysis of attention on the recruitment of political candidates for the Regent and Deputy Regent candidates, which were promoted by the coalition of the Golongan Karya (Golkar) party and the United Development Party (PPP) in the 2015 Pilkada of Demak Regency. The purpose of this study was to analyze the recruitment mechanism for the 2015 regional head candidates for Demak Regency, which were promoted by the Golkar and PPP parties. This study is interesting and important to do considering the lack of studies on the recruitment of political candidates in political constellations in the struggle for political office, at the local level, especially in the 2015 Simultaneous Regional Elections. The purpose of this research is to describe two things: first, what makes the Golkar Party and PPP nominated the candidate pair for regent and deputy regent of Demak Regency who were not from the party's own cadres; second, what are the factors that made the Golkar Party form a coalition with PPP in Demak Regency in the 2015 local elections. The findings show that despite all the obstacles, obstacles and challenges faced by each party (both Golkar and PPP). So that it can be said that the Golkar and PPP parties are not seriously committed to carrying their cadres as candidates to be carried out in the 2015 Demak Regency election contestation.
Implementation of government policies in small and medium industry development in Sidodadi Village Biru-Biru District Deli Serdang Regency Mala Antika
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 14 No. 2 (2023): January: Law Science etc
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The research method used is field research (field research) or what is called a descriptive qualitative method, which will later describe the facts that happened, so that a conclusion can be found. The findings of this thesis are that the method for developing the opaque cracker industry in Sidodadi Village is by marketing various innovative opaque cracker products. The elements that hindered the development of the industry were insufficient capital, lack of raw materials, and previous lack of cooperation between business owners and the government, so that of the 5 (five) opaque industries that were established previously, 2 (two) of them were bankrupt. So with the incident that caused a decline in the economy in the village Sidodadi, there needs to be a government and more attention to contribute to the existing industry. And the government policy is the need for industrial owners to complete the requirements for establishing an MSME, the existence of capital assistance provided to the industry, providing marketing method training to employees in order to increasing sales, and assistance from the government and other institutions in terms of providing production equipment assistance to increase the production of opaque crackers.
Legal protection of distributors for wholesale seller in payment agreements with the tempo system review of consumer protection laws No. 8 year 1999 and syafi'i school (case study of outdoor goods distributor Iwak-P Malang) Qoidatul Khusnah
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 13 No. 2 (2022): January: Law Science etc
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In doing business, the business actor already recognizes the relationship between all wholesale sellers and in the payment agreement made at the distributor of outdoor goods, Iwak-P carries out with a tempo system that must pay half the price in advance, even though the seller or wholesaler has been given a waiver, they are also given 1 week to pay half the price and then in this distributor agreement there are still those who don't pay and end up experiencing arrears of capital that they want to deposit to the factory, the distributor still needs to place an order to the factory in order to send goods to other wholesalers. The type of research used in this research is empirical with a qualitative approach. Data collection methods that researchers use are interviews, literature and documentation. The number of informants in this study were 2 people, namely distributors and wholesalers. From the results of interviews with informants, the researcher then analyzed based on the Consumer Protection Act No. 8 of 1999 and the Syafi'i School. The conclusion from this study, that the practice of agreements made by distributors with wholesalers does not fulfill achievements, in Consumer Protection no.8 of 1999 that the rights and obligations of business actors are not carried out in good faith there are debt arrears by wholesalers which result in distributors experiencing losses for not directly depositing it at the factory. According to the Syafi'i school, there is no problem with the debt-receivable agreement due to the tempo system, because as long as it is the will of the distributor, because what is meant in qardh is that the contract knows no time limit. That the distributor at the time owed the wholesale seller based on sincerity and without coercion.
Legal protection of business doors in the concept of business to business through electronic transactions Nona Faradiba
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 13 No. 1 (2021): July: Law Science etc
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Internet media as part of information technology has shown its role in various aspects of life, including as a means of conducting business transactions. E-commerce is a modern business that changes conventional/traditional transaction methods into transactions with non-face, non-sign, paperless and borderless characteristics. Trade through e-commerce transactions has its own advantages, therefore the Government should immediately complete the consumer protection law which regulates legal protection for business actors in e-commerce transactions, so that consumers and business actors have a balanced bargaining position. The purpose of this research is to find out the mechanism in the business to business concept, legal relations to business actors in business to business, and legal protection for business actors in business to business. The research conducted is normative legal research with a normative juridical legal approach using secondary data that processes data from primary legal materials, secondary legal materials and tertiary legal materials. Based on the research results it is understood that E-commerce can provide benefits for business people because by creating an online sales site, sellers can easily meet their consumers, even consumers often come by themselves. In this legal relationship there are rights and obligations of each party. Like transactions in general, the implementation of e-commerce involves two parties including sellers and buyers, each of the transaction actors has rights and obligations that must be carried out with full awareness.
Overcoming the crime of motor vehicle theft in the legal area of minas police Siak district Rohya Lisma Sihotang
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 14 No. 2 (2023): January: Law Science etc
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Countermeasures are efforts made to prevent, dealing with, or overcoming a situation includes preventive activities and at the same time seeks to improve the behavior of someone who has been found guilty (as an inmate) in a correctional institution, in other words efforts to tackle theft can be carried out preventively and regressively. Preventive control has the goal of taking steps to prevent violations of norms, while repressive control has the goal of taking action against violations of norms, so as to create a deterrent effect for the perpetrators. Countermeasures are a prevention that is useful to minimize the events or actions that have occurred so that these events or actions do not occur again. The author chooses this type of observational research by means of direct survey writer to obtain primary data and secondary data. In collecting data, the authors interviewed several respondents, namely: Head of Criminal Investigation Unit, Members of the Police, and Actors. The results of the research that the authors get, there are several factors that cause perpetrators to commit crimes of motor vehicle theft, namely: internal factors (Education, individuals), external factors (economy, environment, global developments). The modus operandi for tackling the crime of motor vehicle theft is: pretending to borrow/rent a motorbike, using the T key, stalking, following and then blocking potential victims, making credit with fake identities, spreading nails on certain roads, looking for a place to live in an area.
The role of local government in sports development in Maros district Arman Arman
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 13 No. 2 (2022): January: Law Science etc
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This study aims to determine and analyze the role Regional Government in Sports Development in Maros Regency and what factors influence Sports Development in Maros Regency. Qualitative analysis techniques, namely data analysis based on words arranged in the form of expanded text. The data analyzed are data from situations or events that occur in the field and are also supported with the help of primary data derived from interviews, questions, responses from informants and literature studies based on the indicators determined in the study. The results of the study show that the role of the Sports and Arts Youth Service in coaching athletes in Maros district, can be seen from the implementation of the main tasks and functions of the Maros Regency Sports and Arts Youth Service. In accordance with the author's observations in the field, it can be seen that coaching for athletes in Maros Regency is not sustainable. Athletes only get awards and various services when there is a championship event, after the event is over and there are no more championships, athletes are generally no longer cared for and will be looked for when there is another championship. This is an important task for local governments in general and the Youth and Sports Service in particular so that there would be special guarantees for athletes who have made the name of the region proud. The supporting factors for sports development are the high interest and talent of sports athletes and the presence of professional trainers in Maros district. While the inhibiting factor is the lack of funds and facilities and infrastructure for the sports coaching process in Maros district.
Legal protection for motor vehicle taxpayers in East Java subject to progressive rates Herman Setiawan
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 13 No. 2 (2022): January: Law Science etc
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In this thesis, the matter discussed is legal protection for taxpayers in the event of an error in collecting motorized vehicle tax. Motor Vehicle Tax Collection has fulfilled legal certainty, this is based on article 5 paragraph of Law Number 28 of 2009 in conjunction with Article 6 of East Java Regional Regulation Number 9 of 2010 which regulates the contents of determining the principal amount of motorized vehicle tax. The way to determine it is to multiply the tax base with the motor vehicle tax rate regulated in Article 7 of the East Java Regional Regulation 9 of 2010 concerning Regional Taxes. If the taxpayer owns a 4 (four) wheeled personal motorized vehicle as well as a 2 (two) wheeled motorized vehicle with cylinder contents of 250 cc and above, the second and so on, according to Article 8 of the East Java Regional Regulation 9 of 2010 concerning Regional Tax, the taxpayer is subject to a progressive rate. whose order of tariffs is regulated in the same. In the context of collecting Motor Vehicle Tax with Progressive Rates, there are several legal issues that arise, including the problem of progressive tariff sequences.
Legal aspect of income tax collection from buying and sale transactions through social media Siti Chairana Nurmecca
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 13 No. 1 (2021): July: Law Science etc
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This study aims to explain the reasons for entrepreneurs who earn income from buying and selling transactions through social media to collect income tax, discuss the mechanisms needed for the collection of income tax and discuss the rules that can be imposed for collecting income tax so that entrepreneurs who earn income from transactions in the media social is obligated to fulfill tax obligations like entrepreneurs in marketplaces and conventionally in creating a level playing field in running a trading business. The results of the study show that disparities/differences in arrangements for collecting income tax from e-commerce transactions are an obstacle to collecting taxes on income earned from buying and selling transactions through the electronic system (e-commerce), arrangements that only target entrepreneurs in the marketplace will cause a large shift -Most entrepreneurs in the market place to move to social media, because income tax is not collected on social media, so to deal with this, entrepreneurs who get income from buying and selling transactions through social media need to collect income tax to fulfill tax obligations according to income tax regulations. applies, so that there is no evasion and injustice in collecting taxes as a whole and thoroughly from online buying and selling transactions, in collecting income tax from buying and selling via social media cooperation between the directorate general of taxes and social media organizers is needed to obtain tax data in seeking state revenue , then the validity of the data is strengthened by the database contained in the national payment gateway (GPN) to detect the value of income transactions obtained from buying and selling transactions on social media, then the rules that can be imposed for income tax collection are following the same applicable income tax provisions like conventional entrepreneurs in general.
Analysis of tax law on income tax for construction services business Victoria Pasari Putri
Requisitoire Law Enforcement Vol. 14 No. 2 (2023): January: Law Science etc
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This study aims to analyze the implementation of the provisions Article 4 paragraph (2) letter d of the Income Tax Law and Article 23 paragraph (1) letter c number 2 of the Income Tax Law regarding the withholding of income tax for construction services businesses and the application of deductions to Article 23 paragraph (1) letter c number 2 of the Income Tax Law regarding business income tax deductions construction service? This research was conducted at CV. Mandala Putra and Office Services, counseling, and tax consulting in North Toraja Regency. The method used in this study was field research where data collection was carried out by interviewing and taking into account the books and applicable laws and regulations. The data obtained were then analyzed qualitatively and presented descriptively. The results of this study indicate: 1). Implementation of the provisions of Article 4 paragraph (2) letter d and Article 23 paragraph (1) letter c number 2 of the Income Tax Law related to the withholding of income tax for construction services businesses, namely the existence of a qualification requirement intended in the form of a business entity certificate issued by a construction service development agency for tax imposition which are final due to certificates and non-certified business entities are subject to non-final tax 2). In applying the tax of Article 23 paragraph (1) letter c number 2 in the construction service business, it is carried out by the cutting party by first making a billing ID, then paying it through a Perception Bank that has been approved by the Ministry of Finance. The payment due date is the 10th, one month after the month the income tax is due. After that Reporting is done by the cutting party by filling out Periodic Income Tax Return Article 23, then you can report it through the online tax report feature or free efiling on Online Tax. The reporting due date is the 20th, a month after the month the income tax is due.

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