Category: Constitutional Law / State Administrative Law

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BASIS FOR TESTING CUSTOMARY VILLAGE REGULATIONS

BASIS FOR TESTING CUSTOMARY VILLAGE REGULATIONS Dr. Victor Juzuf Sedubun, SH, LL.M. Abstract The formation of Village Regulations by Customary Villages is carried out based on the original rights and traditional rights granted by Article 18B paragraph (2) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. The provisions of Article 110 of Law Number 6 of 2014 state that Customary Village Regulations are adjusted to customary law and customary norms that areRead More ...

Appeal Objection in the State Administrative Court System

Refusing Appeals in the State Administrative Court System Hendrik Salmon Faculty of Law, Universitas Pattimura, Ambon Email: hendriksalmon13@gmail.com Abstract: Appeal decisions made by the committee protested the auction through the competent authority, in which case it was never followed up to the State Administrative Court by those who felt aggrieved. The issues of this studyRead More ...

NO NEED TO RE-BRING THE GBHN

THERE IS NO NEED TO BRING BACK THE GBHN*) Arman Anwar**) Introduction by Megawati Soekarnoputri at the National Symposium at the MPR on December 7, 2015, who conveyed her thoughts on the importance of the Indonesian nation having a guideline in implementing development so that whoever the President is, must continue the development that has been implemented by the previous government.Read More ...

THE MADINAH CHARTER: A STATE CONSTITUTION OR NOT?

THE MADINAH CHARTER: STATE CONSTITUTION OR NOT?*) By: Muhammad Irham ABSTRACT The Constitution as a Basic Law and basic law that has an important meaning or is often called the "Modern Constitution", has only emerged along with the increasing development of the "representative democracy system and the concept of nationalism". Representative Democracy emerged as a fulfillment of the people's need for the presence ofRead More ...

Determination of the Content of Presidential Regulations According to Article 13 of Law Number 12 of 2011 Concerning the Formation of Legislation

Determination of the Content of Presidential Regulations According to Article 13 of Law Number 12 of 2011 Concerning the Formation of Legislation*) By: Muhammad Irham ABSTRACT In a modern democratic and constitutional system, implementing legal norms are considered invalid if they are formed without being based on the delegation of authority from higher regulations. For example, Presidential Regulations are formedRead More ...

THE MEANING OF REGIONAL HEAD ELECTIONS (PILKADA) ACCORDING TO ARTICLE 18 PARAGRAPH (4) OF THE 1945 CONSTITUTION

THE MEANING OF REGIONAL HEAD ELECTIONS (PILKADA) ACCORDING TO ARTICLE 18 PARAGRAPH (4) OF THE 1945 CONSTITUTION*) By: Muhammad Irham Abstract The implementation of regional government is regulated in several laws. In the New Order era, it was regulated in Law Number 5 of 1974 concerning the Principles of Regional Government. In the Reform Era, there were several laws that regulated Regional Government, namely Law Number 2Read More ...

LEGALITY OF THE FORMATION OF PRESIDENTIAL REGULATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT AS REVIEWED FROM THE SOURCE OF AUTHORITY (ATTRIBUTION, MANDATE, DELEGATION)

LEGALITY OF FORMATION OF PRESIDENTIAL REGULATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT REVIEWED FROM THE SOURCE OF AUTHORITY (ATTRIBUTION, MANDATE, DELEGATION)*) By: Muhammad Irham Abstract In Law No. 12 of 2011 concerning the Formation of Legislation, Article 13 concerning the material content of Presidential Regulations states, "The material content of Presidential Regulations contains material ordered by Law, material to implementRead More ...