Review Jurnal_Dwii

 

Nama   : Wahyu Dwi Lestari

NIM    : 1902016150

Kelas   : HKI D3

Review Jurnal Antin Latifah

STATE MARRIGE AND CIVIL MARRIGE: THE ROLE OF STATE POLICY ON INTERRELIGIOUS MARRIGE IN CENTRAL JAVA

Interestingly, the policies of State Court as authorized institution to legalize interreligious marriage vary among those three. The Surakarta State Court receives petition and allows interreligious marriage in contrast to Semarang and Jepara which deny this kind of petition. This difference comes from several factors, namely understanding of Indonesian marriage laws, religious understanding and role of religious leaders. In the context of state and civil society relations, interreligious couples whose petitions are rejected consider it unfair, while those with accepted petition also deem it the same since they consider their marriage as a civil marriage only which the state does not wish.

Concepts on Legal Policy and Legal Justice

The word “policy” etimologically originates from English word “policy” or Dutch word “politiek”. Terminologically, policy means a set of concepts or principles which form the basis for doing a job, leadership and how to behave. Thus, the phrase of legal policy is synonymous with political law. Mahfudh furthermore says that political law is also a legal policy or legal direction that the state needs to enforce it in order to achieve its purposes by either creating a new law or replacing the old one

The Regulation on Interreligious Marriage in Indonsia

According to Marriage Law No. 1 of 1974, "marriage is a physically and mentally bond between a man and a woman as husband and wife with intention of building a family or household that is happy and eternal based on the Divinity of the One God.

 

Sumber dari: Lathifah, Anthin. 2020. State Marriage and Civil Marriage: The Role of State Policy on Interreligious Marriage in Central Java. Jurnal Hukum dan Pranata Sosial, 15(1), 5-15