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Surakarta Law and Society Journal
Published by Universitas Surakarta
ISSN : 26215357     EISSN : 26215365     DOI : -
Core Subject : Social,
Law, Crime, Criminology & Criminal Justice
Surakarta Law And Society Journal (SLSJ) is a peer-reviewed journal published by Faculty of Law Surakarta University twice a year in August and February. This journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge. The aims of SLSJ is to provide a venue for academicians, researchers, and practitioners for publishing the original research articles or review articles. The scope of the articles published in this journal deals with a broad range of topics such as: Criminal Law; Civil Law; International Law; Constitutional Law; Administrative Law; Islamic Law; Medical Law; Adat Law; Environmental Law; Public Policy; Cyber Law; Business Law and another section related contemporary issues in law.
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HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLEMENTATION HEALTH SERVICE Anggraeni Endah Kusumaningrum
Surakarta Law and Society Journal VOL. 1 NO. 1 AUGUST 2018
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Health rights are human rights inherent in a person because of his birth as a human being, and not because of the giving of someone or the state therefore it cannot be revoked and violated by anyone. Health rights must be able to become one of the main benchmarks of development and prosperity of a nation. Therefore health must be mid-stream development, which is continuous sustainable development. The implementation of human rights is carried out by creating equality of access to health services, preventing actions that can reduce the health status of the community, preventing actions that can reduce the health status of the community, and making health policies and providing health services and budgets appropriate and adequate for the entire community. Keywords: Human Rights, Health Services.
THEORY OF DIGNIFIED JUSTICE AS A LEGAL FOUNDATION OF LAW REFORM IN INDONESIA Teguh Prasetyo; Tri Astuti Handayani
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Every country, and the nation builds its own legal theory in order to explain every legal phenomenon in each country. Similarly, the theory used to explain law reform. During this time, generally used Western theories to justify the model of law reform used throughout the world, including those who are aware or unaware of various Western legal theories that have been used in Indonesia, to understand, explain, justified law reform in Indonesia. Therefore, without intent to underestimate the efforts of scientists and philosophers in understanding the law, it is time for us to build our own theory. A theory of one's own that is more suitable for us in order to understand and explain the legal phenomena that are around us and that we experience ourselves. This short paper contains a description of the main points, concerning a new legal theory. This new theory, if it can be used in order to understand, explain or even justify the legal system based on Pancasila. This includes understanding and explaining law reform in Indonesia. The new theory, I call it the Theory of Dignified Justice. This theory was built in Indonesia with sources or references of legal (materials) in Indonesia. As a product of thinking activities the theory of dignity takes the process of thinking activities characterized as fundamental or radical thinking. Keywords: Dignified Justice, Law Reform, Pancasila Law.
PRISON PENALTY AS ADDITIONAL CRIMINAL SANCTION FOR SUBSTITUTION IN CORRUPTION CASE Greafik Loserte; HM Said Karim; Amir Ilyas
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Criminal sanctions for replacement payments are a consequence of corruption corruption. The imprisonment as a substitute for the replacement money does not contain a consistent measure of one case to another, so the disparity of the decision is very potential. This type of research is a normative legal research, which is focused to examine the rules or norms in positive law. The approach used in this approach. The results of the criminal sanction of substitute money in corruption in the Indonesian legislation system are not regulated expressive verbis. In addition, the concept and application of replacement money to corruption also varies at different levels of the court, resulting in legal uncertainty and unfairness. Keywords: Criminal Sanctions; Replacement Money; Corruption Crime
EMPIRICAL REVIEW OF GOVERNOR REGULATION NUMBER 17 OF 2017 CONCERNING PPDB IN STATE MEDIUM VOCATIONAL SCHOOL AND STATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL IN CENTRAL JAVA PROVINCE IN EQUALITY PERSPECTIVE Femmy Silaswaty Faried
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Research on "Governor Regulation Number 17 of 2017 concerning PPDB in Middle Schools Above the Country and Middle School of Vocational Middle School in Central Java Province in the Perspective of Equality "is a form of regulation per Law which according to researchers that the rule has an unconstitutional content. This is seen in Appendix 1 of the Central Java Governor Regulation Number 9 of 2017 concerning selection in section f, which states that if there is the same final score, ranking determines the age of prospective students who are higher, choice 1 in rayon and higher grades according to sequence subjects. These points are very detrimental to students who have the same value as other students but are defeated because of lower age. Whereas for the lower age there are many factors that influence, the principle of equalization in accordance with the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia is very unconstitutional. The method used in this study is empirical method, which is research that looks at how the law applies in the community and how the law can be received in real life in society. While the data collection techniques used were qualitatively, with data through interviews, which were conducted at two state high schools in the city of Surakarta. The results of the interviews obtained by the researchers indicate that the regulation has not been effective, meaning that the regulation has not yet impacted the school, except that the regulation which changes every year gives a dilemmatic impact on schools, given the authority of senior high schools and state vocational high schools. Subject to the Provincial government. According to the author with the data obtained, it can be done a review of the regulation in part or in whole by submitting a judicial review of the regulation through the Supreme Court institution. In accordance with Article 24 A Paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, Law Number 12 of 2011 concerning the Establishment of Laws and Regulations, Law Number 3 of 2009 concerning the Authority of the Supreme Court and Supreme Court Regulation Number 1 of 2004 concerning Material Test Rights. Keywords: Governor Regulation, Equality Perspective, Material Test
PREVENTION EFFORTS OF CHILDREN AS ACTORS IN PERSPECTIVE CRIME OF NARCOTICS VALUE OF JUSTICE Frans Simangunsong; Teguh Prasetyo; Sri Endah Wahyuningsih
Surakarta Law and Society Journal VOL. 1 NO. 1 AUGUST 2018
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Drugs are a serious problem for this nation. These illicit goods undermine anyone. People'srepresentatives, judges, artists, pilots, students, workers, even housewives do not escape drug trafficking. In terms of age, drugs also never choose their victims, ranging from children, teenagers, adults, even to the elderly. Indonesia is a 'paradise' of drug trafficking. Why not, if judging from the circulation of drugs in the world, our country ranks third as the largest drug market in the world.Crime prevention can be done either by using criminal justice (other judicial) or other means outside criminal justice (non-judicial). Efforts to transfer the process from the judicial process to the nonjudicial process in the handling of narcotics abuse by children, are basically an effort to solve narcotics abuse committed by children outside the criminal justice channel. That is, the transfer of the process from the judicial process to the non-judicial process in the handling of narcotics abuse by children, is basically an effort to avoid children from the application of criminal law and punishment. Legal treatment for minors in the case of narcotics trafficking should receive serious attention. Law enforcers and process and decide must be sure that the decisions taken will be a strong basis for returning and regulating children towards a good future to develop themselves as citizens who are responsible for the life of the nation. Keywords: Prevention, Children, Crime, Narcotics, Value of Justice
THE SINERGY OF CONVENTIONAL AND ONLINE TRANSPORTATION Ashinta Sekar Bidari
Surakarta Law and Society Journal VOL. 1 NO. 1 AUGUST 2018
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Technological and information developments have brought changes to the economy. The community begins to innovate in business by utilizing internet media. Information and communication technology has experienced rapid development over time. Technology is one of the factors that can change the social dynamics of society. With the emergence of a variety of new technologies, many companies and businesses are being innovated to create attractive business models with services that are no less amazing. One of the current technological developments is in online motorcycle taxi services. With the presence of online transportation, there must be a good synergy with conventional transportation. Good synergy is expected to create healthy competition between the two modes of transportation. Keywords: Synergy, Conventional Transportation, Online Transportation
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IN ANTROPOLOGI OF LAW PERSPECTIVE Taryono Taryono
Surakarta Law and Society Journal VOL. 1 NO. 1 AUGUST 2018
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In the perspective of anthropology of law, disputes are social phenomena that are inseparable from human life, especially in multicultural society. He cannot be avoided or neglected in common life. What must be done is how the conflict is managed, controlled, accommodated, and resolved peacefully and wisely so as not to cause social disintegration in people's lives. In anthropology of law, the dispute and its settlement are one of the points that get a lot of attention. This focus of attention is the focus of anthropology of law in relation to the perception that the law operating actually appears in the process of dispute, in the settlement process taken, and in matters that occur after the decision is handed down by mediators or by parties negotiating, or by neutral third party. In the perspective of anthropology of law, the settlement of disputes can be done in two ways, namely first, the settlement of disputes through non-legal institutions; and second, settlement of disputes through legal institutions. The selection of dispute resolution through legal institutions and non-legal institutions tends to be determined by the community itself. In a simple or traditional society whose legal system has not developed tends to resolve the dispute with non-legal institutions. Whereas for modern and advanced society whose legal system has developed and the problems faced increasingly complex tend to resolve the dispute to legal institutions. Keywords: Dispute resolution, anthropology of law, settlement of litigation disputes, non legal dispute resolution

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