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LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration
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Core Subject : Humanities, Social,
Humanities Law, Crime, Criminology & Criminal Justice Social Sciences
Jurnal Lex Societas is a publication tool for academics and practitioners to publish research articles and conceptual study articles in the field of environmental law (national and international). The scope of the study in the Journal of Environmental Law Development includes legal aspects: Spatial Planning, Agrarian, Forestry, Mining, Energy, Mineral Resources and Coal, Local wisdom, Environmental Disputes, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Biodiversity, Climate change, Residential Housing, Water resources.
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Ahmad Ibrahim and the Islamization of law in Malaysia Ahmad Nabil Amir
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): February
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This article aims to explore the work and contribution of Ahmad Ibrahim (1916-1999) in his effort to Islamize law in Malaysia. It discusses in depth his method to apply Islamic law as set forth in his works and the consistent effort in striving to espouse and bring about harmonization of Islamic and civil law of the British colonies. The study is based on qualitative method using primary and secondary sources. The data was systematically analyzed in a descriptive, historical and comparative manner. The finding shows that Ahmad Ibrahim has bring about unprecedented reform in the administration of Islamic law in Malaysia and espoused instructive ways for the realization of the maqasid and shariahization spirit in contemporary context. He had constructed and formulated comprehensive and unprecedented structure of instructive and highly possible method to Islamize law and to bring about harmonization of Islam and civil law in Malaya by espousing for independent legal and criminal administration of Islamic law and formation of the highly anticipated Shariah court in Malaysia
THE INFLUENCE OF UNDERSTANDING THE VALUES OF PANCASILA ON LEGAL AWARENESS: A STUDY ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Nazwa Rahma Fitri; Chelsie Nayla Shaqi; Nadiyah Putri Budiani; Abbad Dzorif; Fadhillah Mubarok Siregar
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): February
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This study aims to analyze the influence of understanding Pancasila values on legal awareness among university students. Using a quantitative descriptive method, the research involved 28 student respondents selected through purposive sampling technique. Data was collected using a 5-point Likert scale questionnaire consisting of 15 statements covering dimensions of understanding Pancasila values and legal awareness. The results showed a positive correlation between understanding Pancasila values and students' legal awareness, where 78.6% of respondents demonstrated good understanding of Pancasila values and 60.7% complied with regulations based on awareness. However, gaps were found in practical implementation, particularly in aspects of rule enforcement by students, with only 28.6% willing to reprimand violations and 32.1% reporting academic dishonesty. The research recommends developing integrated programs for strengthening Pancasila values internalization, building safe violation reporting systems, social courage training, strengthening role models, and periodic evaluation of Pancasila-based legal awareness programs
PANCASILA AS A SOURCE OF LAW Davina Cheysia Syafira; Habibi Farrelino; Nazhifa Zhafira Zea; Risky Fazar Ramadhani; Sabarina Tahlita Aisyah
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): February
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This study aims to analyze the influence of understanding Pancasila as the foundation of the Indonesian state not only functions as a political philosophy, but also as a source of law that guides national and state life. The 5th principle of Pancasila, "Social Justice for All Indonesian People," emphasizes the importance of justice and welfare in every aspect of life. In the context of law, this principle serves as a guideline for formulating public policies that are oriented towards the welfare of society, as well as fair law enforcement. The implementation of the principle of social justice in the legal system in Indonesia includes the protection of human rights, equal opportunities, and poverty alleviation. Therefore, Pancasila, especially the 5th principle, has a crucial role in creating a legal order that is responsive to the needs of society, as well as encouraging active participation of the people in the national development process
PANCASILA AS A BASIC GUIDELINE IN LEGAL PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS Ibnu Abdillah; Nur Asyarah Tanjung; Aprilia Ayu Puspita; Anis Nur Aqilah
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): February
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Human Rights are basic rights or citizenship that are inherent in individuals since they were born by nature which are given directly by God Almighty which cannot be taken away and revoked and must be respected, upheld, and protected by the state, law, government and every person for the honor and protection of human dignity and honor. Indonesia is a country based on law. So that the State of Indonesia is obliged to provide protection of Human Rights to every citizen. While a state of law is a country based on the sovereignty of law. The law is sovereign. The state is a legal subject, in the sense of rechtstaat. Because the state is seen as a legal subject, if it is guilty it can be prosecuted in court for unlawful acts. This study discusses the role of Pancasila as the basis of the state in protecting Human Rights (HAM) in Indonesia. With a qualitative approach and case studies, this study explores how the values ​​of Pancasila function as legal guidelines that guarantee the basic rights of citizens. Pancasila, although not explicitly mentioned in the 1945 Constitution, is a fundamental source of law that underlies legislation. The results show that the values ​​of Pancasila, especially "Just and Civilized Humanity," are the ethical basis for protecting human rights. Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution guarantee equality and non-discrimination, so that every citizen has rights protected by law. Thus, Pancasila is not only an ideology, but also a legal framework that supports human welfare and dignity in Indonesia
COMPARISON OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH CIVIL LAW AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Nita Nurvita; jelly leviza
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): June
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Law No. 32/2009 is indeed better and more perfect when compared to the previous law, so it can be said that Law No. 32/2009 is perfect in terms of legal material regulating the environment. However, can law enforcement of this law be implemented properly, because so far there have been no government regulations or other implementing regulations, so that it will cause indecisiveness against perpetrators of environmental pollution and destruction. This is where the problem lies with the existence of Law No. 32/2009 in terms of its enforcement, so that it is a warning for law enforcement officials to carry out their obligations towards perpetrators of environmental pollution and destruction in accordance with the rules that have been clearly regulated in Law No. 32/2009. The type of legal research that the author uses in compiling this legal writing is the normative juridical research type. Environmental law enforcement can also be done through civil law. This path is not popular in Indonesia because of the protracted process in court. Almost all civil cases are attempted to the highest court for cassation because the losing parties are always dissatisfied. In fact, there is a tendency for people to deliberately delay time by always using legal efforts, even though it is unreasonable, it is usually continued with a judicial review. After the decision is made, it is still often difficult to implement. Indonesian society is in reality more familiar with its natural environment than the application of technology. The development of technology that manages natural resources must provide the greatest possible benefits for the welfare of the people, while still paying attention to its balance and sustainability so that it remains beneficial for future generations. By paying attention to the quality of nature, social, culture, and economy as a commodity of the local community that is subsystem. Only human actions make it seem as if they are able to control nature so that almost all living environments have been touched by human life. Environmental law enforcement can be carried out by imposing sanctions in the form of administrative sanctions.
COMPARISON OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH THE CONCEPT OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND CRIMINAL LAW Sarah Furqoni; Jelly Leviza
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): June
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There are at least four dimensions that can affect the quality of environmental law enforcement, namely the existence of real environmental laws, violators of the law themselves, victims (society), and law enforcement officers, where the four dimensions are mutually influential and take place in a single political, social, economic, and cultural structure in certain circumstances. Environmental problems are complex and interesting problems to study in depth, this is what attracts the author to conduct research on criminal policies that exist in efforts to enforce environmental law in Indonesia. The type of legal research that the author uses in compiling this legal writing is the normative juridical research type. In the context of environmental management based on the Law on Environmental Protection and Management, environmental law enforcement can be carried out in two ways, namely preventively and repressively. Preventive environmental law enforcement is carried out through supervision, while repressive law enforcement is carried out through the application of sanctions. Supervision and the application of sanctions are aimed at achieving community compliance with environmental legal norms
MALTREATMENT IN THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT Nanda Aisyah
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): February
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The act of persecution whether committed against a person or several people is a prohibited act and this is not justified because according to the Law of the Republic of Indonesia. act is prohibited and is not justified because according to the Criminal Code the act of persecution is categorized as a criminal offense. The act of persecution is categorized as a criminal offense. Maltreatment is an act with the aim of causing pain or injury to another person, the perpetrator wants the result of an act of harm or torture. The perpetrator wants the result of an act of harm or torture. Maltreatment, whether verbal, physical, or psychological, impacts on well-being and creates an environment of psychological, impacts onwell-being and creates an unhealthy social environment. This research This study aims to measure the impact of maltreatment on victims and evaluate the effectiveness of legal legal protection in Indonesia. Data was collected through a literature study. This research shows that the impact of maltreatment includes psychological, physical and social. This article also outlines prevention and intervention strategies that involve active participation from various parties, including individuals, families, institutions and the government. This study is expected to serve as a basis for more effective policies and policies and programs that are more effective in creating a social environment that is inclusive and free from maltreatment. and provide legal protection for victims of maltreatment. From the legal side, there are several barriers to the implementation of legal protection, such as lack of reporting and a lack of understanding of the law by relevant parties.
THE INFLUENCE OF GLOBALIZATION ON ENVIRONMENTAL LAW Sarah Furqoni; Detania Sukaraja
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): June
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Globalization that creates adherence to values and norms between nations is a positive trend of globalization in various fields of life. Global environmental issues are a reflection of the international community on the environmental damage/pollution that has hit the world due to development. The type of legal research that the author uses in the preparation of this legal writing is normative juridical research type. The influence of globalization on environmental law, of course, will affect Indonesian legal politics in the environmental field. this can be seen from the government's policy of ratifying various international conventions relating to environmental protection. In addition to ratifying the various international conventions, the Indonesian government also issued several laws and regulations in the environmental field such as Law Number 32 of 2009 concerning Environmental Protection and Management. Existing environmental legal instruments should be enforced consistently, especially in environmental law enforcement related to carbon emissions that have an impact on environmental pollution by applying certification to factories that pollute the air.
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT IN INDONESIA FACING THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION Nita Nurvita; Detania Sukaraja
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): June
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The process of globalization is marked by the rapid development of capitalism, which is increasingly open and globalizing the role of markets, investment and production processes of transnational companies which are then strengthened by ideology and a new world order of trade under a rule set by a global free trade organization, as an example of globalization is the increasing development of companies. The type of legal research that the author uses in the preparation of this legal writing is normative juridical research type. the obligation for everyone to maintain the ability of the environment so that it can continue to be utilized for the protection and needs of humans or other living things. Geographically, Indonesia is a very strategic part of efforts to realize a good environment for the world as a whole. This provides awareness that Indonesia must also comply with international law. Not only those issued by international institutions. This includes the collective agreement of the world community on efforts that are concretely dedicated to the preservation of the world's environment and even the universe. In fact, while natural resources do bring a major contribution to development, on the other hand, the sustainability of the availability of natural resources is ignored.
IMPLEMENTATION OF PANCASILA VALUES AS THE BASIS OF THE STATE IN THE FORMATION OF LEGISLATION AND REGULATIONS Rahmansyah Fadlul Al Karim Rambe
LEX SOCIETAS: Journal of Law and Public Administration Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): June
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Pancasila as the foundation of the state has a fundamental role in shaping the legal system and legislation in Indonesia. The implementation of Pancasila values ​​in the formation of legislation aims to ensure that every legal product reflects the principles contained in Pancasila, namely Divinity, Humanity, Unity, Democracy, and Social Justice (Rambe, 2019). This study examines how Pancasila is applied in the legislative process, from policy formulation to enactment of laws, and how these values ​​become benchmarks in assessing the legitimacy and justice of law in Indonesia. The results of the study show that the implementation of Pancasila in the formation of legislation provides a strong moral and ethical foundation for every policy issued. The values ​​of Pancasila serve as a guideline to ensure that the laws made are able to reflect the aspirations of the diverse and just Indonesian people. However, in practice, challenges arise in maintaining consistency between the values ​​of Pancasila and the realization of policies that are responsive to social, political, and economic dynamics. In conclusion, although Pancasila has become the main foundation in the legal system, ongoing efforts are needed to improve the integration of these values ​​consistently in every stage of legal formation. Thus, the resulting laws and regulations can better reflect social justice and the aspirations of all Indonesian people, in accordance with the spirit of Pancasila as the foundation of the state

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