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VOL. 8, ISSUE 6 (2022)
Law enforcement of information and electronic transaction law from an Indonesian criminal law perspective
Authors
Muhadir, Mohd Din, Yanis Rinaldi
Abstract
Legal problems that are often faced are when related to the delivery of information, communication, and/or transactions electronically, especially in terms of evidence and matters related to legal actions carried out through the electronic system. The analysis method is carried out based on normative juridical using a statutory approach. The results show that the Enforcing legal norms in Indonesia, especially the Information and Electronic Transactions Law, is also inseparable from what we are familiar with with the involvement of socio-cultural roles. In the context of enforcing the Law on Information and Electronic Transactions in Indonesia, there are several approaches that the government can then take, including preventive and repressive measures. Preventively what is meant here is how the public is educated regarding this Electronic Information and Transaction Law so that they are not ensnared by the sharpness of this Electronic Information and Transaction Law and the second repressively is to implement the Electronic Information and Transaction Law, for example, related to defamation, pornographic content, and fake news. Before repressive enforcement efforts, it is indeed requested that Law Enforcement Officials or the Government be more active in socializing the Electronic Information and Transaction Law to the public so that they are not easily entangled with the criminal law of the Electronic Information and Transactions Law.
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Pages:231-234
How to cite this article:
Muhadir, Mohd Din, Yanis Rinaldi "Law enforcement of information and electronic transaction law from an Indonesian criminal law perspective". International Journal of Law, Vol 8, Issue 6, 2022, Pages 231-234
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