Vol 26, No 4 (2020)

Volume 26 Nomor 4, Oktober - Desember 2020

https://doi.org/10.47268/sasi.v26i4

IntroductionEvery person in carrying out their daily life in this world has their own rules. These rules are usually in the form of prohibitions or orders in doing something, this is known as the law. This regulation is implemented as an effort to protect the public if they experience crimes or threats from other people. People in their daily life need law as mutual peace and tranquility. The existence of law in society to regulate and minimize various people's lives to form a life order that is safe, orderly, and just. Indonesia as a rule of law thus regulates every citizen the exercise of rights and obligations. This is as mandated in the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia Article 1 paragraph (3) that law is a necessity in the life of the nation and state because the existence of law can create order and justice in society.In this edition of volume 26 Number 4 October -December 2020, several legal issues that are in the spotlight are: Dispute Resolution of the Authority of Independent State Institutions in Indonesia, Actualization of Immigration Functions in the Security Aspect as an Integral Effort to Handling the Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia, Misconceptions of Imposing Responsibilities to the Directors of State-Owned Enterprises in the Crime of Corruption, Legal Certainty Against the Protection of Jaipongan Dance Creations in the West Java Region, Child Grooming as a Form of Child Sexual Abuse through Online Game Applications, Opening of Bank Confidentiality Principles as Unlawful Actions, Authority for Material Testing ( Judicial Review) on the Decree of the People's Consultative Assembly by the Constitutional Court, Parsing Dual Citizenship in Indonesia in the Perspective of Human Rights and Welfare State, Upholding International Jurisdiction of the Criminal Court for Post-Kampala Amendments Aggression Crimes Adopted in the Rome Statute, Regional Arrangement Construction and Government Affairs Sharing Models, Restructuring the Legal Culture of the Attorney General's Office in Prosecution as Independence in the Indonesian Criminal Justice System.The scientific thoughts studied above are an effort to develop and renew legal science in the future, I hope these papers are useful.