TINJAUAN YURIDIS UPAYA PENANGGULANGAN KRISIS KEPERCAYAAN MASYARAKAT KEPADA HUKUM DI INDONESIA

  • Afrinald Rizhan Universitas Islam Kuantan Singingi
Keywords: Law, Positive Law, Law Enforcement

Abstract

The law can not be upright by itself, meaning the law is unable to manifest itself the promises and wills set forth in the rules or the law. The promise and the will, for example to give the rights to a person, to impose a criminal against a person who meet certain requirements and so on .. Type of research / approach used by the author is the normative legal research is literature law research, for making literature materials as the main pedestal. In this normative legal research, the authors do research on the principles of law that starts from certain legal areas, by way of prior identification of the rules of law that have been formulated in certain legislation. As a supporter, this study also uses empirical empirical approach that is obtaining accurate information by identifying the law and how the law's effectiveness applies in society. In the normative concept, law is the norm, both identified with justice that must be realized (ius constituendum) or norms that have manifested as an explicit command and which has positively been formulated (ius constitutum) to ensure its certainty, and also in the form of norms which is the product of a judge (judgments) when the judge decides a case by paying attention to the realization of benefit and benefit for the litigants. While viewed from the nature of this research is descriptive analysis. Laws are made to be implemented. The law can no longer be called law, if the law is never implemented. Therefore, law can be called consistent with the notion of law as something that must be implemented. Because in accordance with the ideals and objectives, the law in the form for the creation of order, order, harmony, and peace

Published
2019-01-25
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Articles