The Implementation Law of Concerning Electronic Information and Transactions in Indonesia as a Political Crime Committed by the State
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v6i8.1540Keywords:
The Implementation Law; Concerning Electronic Information and Transactions; Indonesia; Political CrimeAbstract
In the practice of the Indonesia republic has evolved from an authoritarian system into a democratic system, whether with the current democratic system political crime is no longer perpetrated by governments. The purpose of this research is to identify whether information laws and electronic transactions are a crime committed by the state through a byline. The method of research used in this study was normative-juridical, while the approach taken was legislation and conceptual. Research shows that it is true that a crime is committed by the state to people whose politics differs from that of a ruler or a government. It was therefore necessary to abolish the rubber chapters in the its constitution in order to create and bring justice to the people.
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