Deconstruction and the Possibility of Justice

Cornell, Drucilla; Rosenfeld, Michel; Carlson, David Gray

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“…According to Roeslan Saleh, criminal responsibility is defined as an objective offense that is present in the crime and that the perpetrator subjectively qualifies for punishment for (Sujiantoro & Refangga, 2023). The foundation of error serves as the foundation for creators, while the base of crime serves as the foundation for legality (Cornell et al, 2016). This implies that the offender will only face consequences if it is shown that he committed the offense (Apel, 2013).…”

Section: Concept Of Criminal Liability For Businessesmentioning

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Duty of Civilians Security Agencies that Suffer Losses Due to Civil Corruption

Ginting,

Danil,

Marlina

et al. 2024

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Objective: The media at the time focused on corruption practices in Indonesia's BUMN sector. Weak supervisory functions by the BUMN Supervisory Body have led to inefficient oversight of the Directorate, which is one of the sources of corruption in the BUMN sector. Therefore, in the event that a loss results from corruption, the BUMN's supervisory bodies are required to assume criminal accountability. Theoretical Framework: However, there are flaws and barriers in the application of criminal law that make it necessary to restructure the system of criminal responsibility against the supervisory bodies of the BUMN in order to impose criminal liability on them. Method: A court decision that brings criminal accusations against Indonesian firms provided the data for this study. After identification under consideration and court ruling, a legal technique is used to assess the data and identify a solution to the issue. Results and Conclusion: According to the study's findings, a supervisory body's failure to keep an eye on directors who engage in corrupt behavior is considered a "hole of omission," or a gap that puts the crime of inaction or passive acts in jeopardy. Implication of the Research: This research will have an impact on law enforcement related to criminal acts of corruption against State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN). Originality/Value: It is possible to create a just legal system where justice is the fundamental component of the law and the execution of the law itself by imposing criminal liability on supervisory authorities that fail to perform their oversight obligations against the Directorate in the management of BUMN.

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Section: Concept Of Criminal Liability For Businessesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Duty of Civilians Security Agencies that Suffer Losses Due to Civil Corruption

Ginting,

Danil,

Marlina

et al. 2024

RGSA

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“…The consolidation of these steps was guided by deconstructive approaches (Fook & Pease, 2016) to the disassemblement of authoritative voices within common discourses. Stemming from these approaches was the aspiration to look not only at what social justice’s definitions include but also at what they do not include (Cornell, Rosenfeld, & Carlson, 2016) and what some of the consequences that such lacunae (that are endless, fluid, and subjective) may entail for the social work profession. Also drawn from such approaches was the attempt to critically reflect on what is considered dominant or widely acceptable knowledge, without totally dismissing its validity (Canagarajah, 2002), but rather in a manner that positions it as one interpretation among others of what we mean when referencing social justice.…”

Section: A Proposed Framework For Pluralistic Deconstruction and Redementioning

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Rethinking Social Justice: A Contemporary Challenge for Social Good

Levin

2019

Research on Social Work Practice

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Social justice’s special relationship with the social work profession has recently been confirmed by new definitions of social good that identify the promotion of social justice as a primary goal of social work research and practice. This contemporary use of the ideas and ideals of social justice creates an opportunity to reexamine it in the context of modern societies and postmodern knowledge. This article presents four steps for reassessing existing definitions of social justice, as reflected by three cases documented by international institutions that define themselves as promoters of social justice. Through this reassessment, this article seeks to contribute to the regeneration and advancement of interdisciplinary debate over the contents and nature of social justice, under the presumption that any effort toward social good aimed at enhancing social justice should first identify or discuss to what sort of social justice it aspires.

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“…A partir de agora, o trabalho analisa alguma das principais ideias de Jacques Derrida no que concerne a esses temas, para tentar chegar a algumas respostas. (Cornell et al, 1992), o filósofo traz suas ideias da desconstrução para pensar o Direito e a Justiça. A proposta de Drucilla Cornell para o evento era a de discutir a desconstrução e a possibilidade da justiça.…”

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O juiz (diante) da desconstrução: hermenêutica constitucional e fracasso à luz da filosofia de Jacques Derrida

Gomes

2017

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Este é um artigo de acesso aberto, licenciado por Creative Commons Atribuição 4.0 Internacional (CC BY 4.0), sendo permitidas reprodução, adaptação e distribuição desde que o autor e a fonte originais sejam creditados. Camilla de Magalhães Gomes 1Universidade de Brasília, Brasil camillamaggo@gmail.com ResumoO presente artigo tem por objetivo, sob a ótica da desconstrução e da différance, pensar quem é o juiz (diante) da desconstrução, que limites e conteúdos a operação desconstrutiva traz para a hermenêutica constitucional. Tomando a teoria dos atos de fala performativos e revisitando-a à luz de autores como Jacques Derrida e Judith Butler e daí retirando a noção de fracasso como "lei" do performativo, a interpretação jurídica será colocada não só como atividade aberta ao dissenso, mas como atividade que tem em si como "lei" a possibilidade do fracasso, impondo que um sentido correto ou pronto nunca chegará.Palavras-chave: desconstrução, atos de fala performativos, fracasso, hermenêutica constitucional. AbstractThis article aims to investigate, from the perspective of deconstruction and différance, who is the judge (on the face) of deconstruction, which limits and contents deconstructive operation brings to constitutional hermeneutics. Taking the theory of performative acts and revisiting it in the light of authors such as Jacques Derrida and Judith Butler, taking from them the notion of failure as "law" of the performative, legal interpretation will be placed not only as an activity open to dissent, but also as an activity that has failure as its "law", demanding that a correct or ready sense never comes.

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Deconstruction and the Possibility of Justice

Cited by 144 publications

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Duty of Civilians Security Agencies that Suffer Losses Due to Civil Corruption

Duty of Civilians Security Agencies that Suffer Losses Due to Civil Corruption

Rethinking Social Justice: A Contemporary Challenge for Social Good

O juiz (diante) da desconstrução: hermenêutica constitucional e fracasso à luz da filosofia de Jacques Derrida

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