IS THE LAW (POSSIBLY) DEAD OR CAN IT BE KILLED? OR HAS THE STATE FAILED/HAS IT BEEN ABSENT?

IS THE LAW (POSSIBLY) DEAD OR CAN IT BE KILLED? OR HAS THE STATE FAILED/HAS IT BEEN ABSENT?

Law is impossible to die, even if we can strangle it until limp. This questions appeared the possibility of killing the law by tracing the ideas about the law and the state that appears in the passage of time. What emerges is that the order or disorder always presupposes the emergence of law. Althou...

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Main Author: Tristam Pascal Moeliono
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Magister Ilmu Hukum Universitas Mataram 2013-12-01
Series:Jurnal IUS
Online Access:http://jurnalius.ac.id/ojs/index.php/jurnalIUS/article/view/246
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spelling doaj-7654a8f9eb98427caa45fad8e50753842021-04-22T04:32:12ZengMagister Ilmu Hukum Universitas MataramJurnal IUS2303-38272477-815X2013-12-011310.12345/ius.v1i3.246216IS THE LAW (POSSIBLY) DEAD OR CAN IT BE KILLED? OR HAS THE STATE FAILED/HAS IT BEEN ABSENT?Tristam Pascal MoelionoLaw is impossible to die, even if we can strangle it until limp. This questions appeared the possibility of killing the law by tracing the ideas about the law and the state that appears in the passage of time. What emerges is that the order or disorder always presupposes the emergence of law. Although it does not indicate whether the law appear fair or not. The fact is that people need a law although not necessarily requiring the State. Problems faced by Indonesia is now possible to be considered not as a matter of law, but the inability of the State  to present itself as something that is needed by the community.<br />Keywords : Community, Emergence of  Law, Fairness<br /><br />http://jurnalius.ac.id/ojs/index.php/jurnalIUS/article/view/246
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title_short IS THE LAW (POSSIBLY) DEAD OR CAN IT BE KILLED? OR HAS THE STATE FAILED/HAS IT BEEN ABSENT?
title_full IS THE LAW (POSSIBLY) DEAD OR CAN IT BE KILLED? OR HAS THE STATE FAILED/HAS IT BEEN ABSENT?
title_fullStr IS THE LAW (POSSIBLY) DEAD OR CAN IT BE KILLED? OR HAS THE STATE FAILED/HAS IT BEEN ABSENT?
title_full_unstemmed IS THE LAW (POSSIBLY) DEAD OR CAN IT BE KILLED? OR HAS THE STATE FAILED/HAS IT BEEN ABSENT?
title_sort is the law (possibly) dead or can it be killed? or has the state failed/has it been absent?
publisher Magister Ilmu Hukum Universitas Mataram
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description Law is impossible to die, even if we can strangle it until limp. This questions appeared the possibility of killing the law by tracing the ideas about the law and the state that appears in the passage of time. What emerges is that the order or disorder always presupposes the emergence of law. Although it does not indicate whether the law appear fair or not. The fact is that people need a law although not necessarily requiring the State. Problems faced by Indonesia is now possible to be considered not as a matter of law, but the inability of the State  to present itself as something that is needed by the community.<br />Keywords : Community, Emergence of  Law, Fairness<br /><br />
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