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Petroleum as a strategic natural resource contained in the Indonesian mining jurisdiction is and has become a national asset that has been controlled by the State. This study aims to explain the legal sanctions for first business actors who trade oil and gas without having a business license to distribute oil and gas and describe the implementation process of the government's prohibition against first business actors in Denpasar. This research uses empirical legal research. The data collection technique was carried out through interviews. The data sources used are primary and secondary legal materials. The results of this study indicate that the regulation regarding legal sanctions for first-time business actors who do not have a license to distribute oil and natural gas has been regulated in Article 53 of Law Number 22 Year 2001 concerning oil and natural gas regarding processing, transportation, storage and commerce. However, with the complexity of business activities today, this regulation has not been able to reach and accommodate the current first developments. The application of the government's prohibition against first business actors in the city of Denpasar is still very contrary to the practice in the field. Only one owner only uses a micro and small business license (IUMK). Apart from that, the government has not been able to take action because there is no legal basis for controlling

The increase in the spread of narcotics in Indonesia is influenced by the rapid population growth. Bali is one of the global tourist destinations and has become a spot for the spread of narcotics and other dangerous substances. The eradication of narcotics in the area in turn requires the synergy of various components in order to suppress and limit the space for dealers both small and large scale. The collaborative effort to eradicate the distribution and abuse of narcotics is carried out by BNNK Buleleng by cooperating with traditional villages through the issuance of a pararem concerning Narcotics in Desa Pancasari, the Sub-district of Buleleng. This research makes use of empirical legal methods. Data were analysed qualitatively, descriptively and systematically. The collaboration between BNNK Buleleng and the Desa Adat of Pancasari in the form of Pararem Number 01/DPP-II/2019 concerning Narcotics is used as a tool to eradicate the existence of narcotics with the aim to limit the space for spread starting from the smallest scope of society. Then, in terms of effectiveness, the Pararem Number 01/DPP-11/2019 in the eradication of narcotics abuse and circulation in the Desa Adat of Pancasari has been effective with the full support of the village government and indigenous peoples as well as the role of the BNNK Buleleng as a supervisor that until now there has been no violation of the Pararem in the indigenous villages of Pancasari.

Presence of law number 1 Year 1974 about marriage can not provide legal protection as a whole in every marriage phenomenon, particularly in marriage different religions in Indonesia. Marriage law legitimately based on religion, but on human rights as privileges asserted freedom and marriage customs, embraced religion as a fundamental right that cannot be intervened by anyone. Problems of research 1) How marriage settings different religions in Indonesia? 2) How different religious marriage is a logical consequence of human rights perspective? This research is normative method, legal research with the study of the library of primary and secondary legal materials. Based on the findings of the research: 1) the Act of marriage has not provided certainty for couples who make marriage difference religion, there's still a void marriage norms about different religions and conflict norms regarding legitimately marriage. 2) Different religious marriage discriminatory, religion is fundamental right that has been reserved and disinterfacking, the phenomenon raises consequences for one party with bowed themselves follow the religion of her partner. The Government expected to conduct observations regarding the effectiveness of the rules marriage and harmonization in Indonesia was not going empty, blurred or conflict of norms.

Money politics is a crime against democracy as aspired by the Indonesian state, especially against money politics crimes committed by Regional Representative Council Candidates. This study aimed to examine the forms of money politics in general elections and to reveal sanctions against candidates for Regional Representative Council Candidates who committed money politics. This study is normative research with a statutory approach. The sources of data used were primary and secondary data. Data were collected through reading activities, which were carried out by collecting existing legal materials or studying documents from existing laws and regulations and other supporting instruments. The results of the study indicated that the regulation of money politics is regulated in the constitution and some special legal regulations. The form of money politics is in the form of money, public facilities, basic needs, and projects. The sanctions applied are imprisonment and fines or imprisonment instead of fines. Criminal sanctions are applied to perpetrators who gave or received all forms of money politics, which is used as a strategy to win political contestations

Public welfare is an effort made by the government which aims to improve the welfare of the community through social services and has a broad scope. The outbreak of the covid-19 virus in Indonesia resulted in the central government issuing policies on efforts to prevent the spread of the covid-19 virus which must be implemented by local governments. The purpose of this research is to reveal the arrangement of local government assistance funds in order to tackle covid-19 in the Kuta Traditional Village and the implementation of the provision of social assistance funds distributed to the community in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. The method used is empirical legal research with a sociological approach. Sources of legal materials are primary, secondary and tertiary which are obtained directly through field research. The legal materials obtained then analyzed using qualitative descriptive techniques. The results of this research concluded that Kuta Traditional Village is not qualified in providing assistance considering that what was seen was the aspect of equality of indigenous peoples and agencies and the need for an organization and an implementation system so that the provision of social assistance can proceed well.

Water is one of the vital resources for human life and nature. On a wider scale, clean water is essential for social and economic development. This research aims to determine the form of cooperation between PDAM and Cv. Bangun Cemerlang whether it is in accordance with PERPRES Number 16 of 2018. This research method is normative law using a conceptual approach and a statutory approach. Before being used for living purposes, water must first be processed to benefit public health. In this case, the role of the Government is required in regulating and managing the fulfillment of clean water needs for the community through an important production branch of the government, namely the Regional Drinking Water Company (PDAM). The results of this study indicate that the collaboration between the government and Cv. Bangun Cemerlang has taken place in accordance with applicable regulations and in accordance with PERPRES Number 16 of 2018. In accordance with applicable laws and regulations in Indonesia, the government is responsible for the quality of water that reaches the public and the public can make complaints to the government as a form of service protest. given with the aim that in the future it can provide better service

Gaining authority regarding buildings and land arises as a result of changes that cover the events and activities of individuals or legal entities as legal subjects who are given the responsibility to have rights to land and buildings by active laws and regulations. The purpose of this research is to reveal the implementation of the collection of Customs for the Acquisition of Land and Building Rights (BPHTB) for the transfer of rights in Denpasar City as well as the obstacles and and efforts to solve problems in the implementation of the collection of BPHTB. The method used is empirical legal research with a case approach. The data collection technique was carried out by field research. The sources of legal data used are primary and secondary, then the data is analyzed systematically. The results of the research reveal that the collection of BPHTB in the city of Denpasar uses an online system that has been regulated in the regulation of the mayor of Denpasar number 17 of 2016 which is contained in Article 5 by depositing the amount of payment to the BPD bank and paying taxes in the city of Denpasar, using a self-assessment system. The Denpasar City Government Regulation in determining the selling value in buying and selling transactions is based on verification and validation in contrast to the self-assessment system, the results of verification and validation often get the selling value set by the Regional Revenue Service which is much more than the actual value.

Although unlike big cities in Indonesia where the control of street vendors (PKL) is much highlighted by the local government to maintain cleanliness and public order, Denpasar City should start taking into account the presence of street vendors (PKL). For this reason, it is very important to regulate, organize and enforce the law for street vendors (PKL) so that there is order and firmness in its implementation. The purpose of this study is to analyze the regulation of street vendors in Denpasar City and the law enforcement of street vendors in Denpasar City. The type of research used in this research is normative legal research using primary and secondary legal materials. The collection of legal materials is done by reading, researching, understanding and analyzing books or literature, legal provisions, essays, magazines or other forms of information which are then analyzed systematically. The results of the study indicate that the regulation of street vendors in Denpasar City is regulated in the Denpasar City Regulation Number 2 of 2015 concerning PKL. The scope of regulation includes structuring and empowering street vendors. Law enforcement for street vendors includes Preventive Efforts which include providing suggestions or solutions to find vacant land owned by residents who have not been utilized, Counseling by Satpol PP officers. Repressive efforts include actions to stop violations of regional regulations in addition to waiting for the leadership's decision, in this case the mayor's decision and violators of regional regulations to be investigated directly by the PPNS for further processing in the Minor Crime Court

One of the authorities possessed by the regional government is in terms of tax collection, one of which is the Land Title Acquisition Fees (BPHTB) carried out by the Regional Revenue Agency. The legal basis is Law Number 28 of 2009. The proceeds of the revenue which constitute state revenue are handed over to the regional government to finance development in the regions and realize regional autonomy. This study aims to identify and describe the basis for local government regulations to determine the value of an object of land rights as a tax object and to regulate the authority to collect BPHTB in relation to local regulations. Researchers used an empirical method, namely an approach with legal aspects from the results of research in the field through data collected through interviews and observations. The results of research which are based on BPHTB which are the final results of BPHTB are the results of the Acquisition of Tax Objects (NPOP). NPOP is stipulated in Article 87 of Law No.28 of 2009 concerning Regional Taxes and Regional Levies. Fees for acquisition of land rights that were not previously imposed in the case of transfer, with the issuance of Law Number 21 of 1997 which was later bound by Law Number 21 of 2000 which gave regional government authority to impose it.

The number of changes in the name of a person in Badung Regency which has an impact on the preparation of an administrative system, deserves the attention of the government. This is the case in this study, namely the regulation of changing the name of a person in Badung Regency and the legal consequences of changing the name of a person in Badung Regency. The purposes of this study are to analyze the regulation of changing someone's name in Badung Regency and the legal consequences of changing someone's name in Badung Regency. The type of research used in this study is a normative legal research type with a statutory, conceptual and case approach. Data collection techniques are carried out through documentation studies and literature studies by collecting legal sources in the form of primary and secondary legal sources. After the data has been collected, it is then analyzed using interpretive interpretation techniques and presented in descriptive form. The results of the study revealed that the name change was carried out based on the determination of the district court where the applicant was. Next, the change of name must be registered by the person who changed his name to the civil registry that issued the civil registration deed at least 30 days after the resident received a copy of the district court decision. The next civil registry will make marginal notes on the register of civil registration deeds and quotations of civil registration deeds.

The role of land is very important in addition to being the capital for administering the life of the state but also the life of the people. Land function as the fulfillment of human needs in many aspects such as for housing, agriculture, plantations, and industrial activities that require the availability of land. Land has a social function, where one of the government's efforts in the context of national development is development in the public interest, such as the construction of highways, people's settlements, traditional markets, construction of mall buildings and so on. So the problem under investigation is What is the form of legal protection of land rights for the development of public interests, and how is the mechanism for compensating land rights for development of public interests. The method used is normative legal research with legislation and conceptual approaches, as well as sources of legal materials used are primary and secondary legal materials with collection techniques of library legal materials that are analyzed quantitatively in a descriptive analytical form. Based on the results of research and analysis, a conclusion can be drawn from legal protection of land rights that there are two forms of legal protection, namely preventive legal protection and repressive legal protection, in addition, Article 1 number 10 of Law No. 2 of 2012 is the basis of compensation for holders of land rights. The advice that can be delivered is that in practice the holders of land rights are often not satisfied with the compensation provided, according to which the amount of compensation is not proportional to material and material losses. Therefore, it is expected that the government as the land acquisition party applies an objective objectivity where careful consideration and calculation are carried out, so that the compensation as expected by the holder of the right to the land and even later the compensation can become compensation.