Perspectives on Legal Reform in Indonesia (Notes on the Legal Reform System Updates)

Indonesian society consists of numerous tribes, with religious and cultural differences and the same fate as being colonized by Europeans (the Dutch), represented by the Founding Fathers, who agreed to establish a state based on Pancasila and UUD 45. These agreements were outlined in the emergence of MPR TAPs, Laws, Perpu, Presidential Decrees, government regulations, Ministerial Regulations, Regional Regulations, decrees, and other binding regulations. All country norms/regulations can develop based on the needs of the era and time so that legal reform will be up to date with the times. This research is legally normative. The result of establishing Indonesian law is to create a just and prosperous society, the state is present as a strict implementer of the law so that the development of social life can be balanced so that a national order is maintained that guarantees the rights of its people and protects every citizen. Law has a dynamic nature depending on the needs of society. The emergence of new laws and regulations can surprise everyone because sometimes it takes time to familiarize themselves with new laws. Effective law is a law that is extracted from culture and changes in order and technology. The purpose of the legal correction system through the Constitutional Court was to provide the public with the opportunity to test laws or laws based on the principles of justice, balance, and public participation in the law.