Reconstruction of the Media Law of the Era of Industry Revolution 4.0 Elections

Abstract

Indonesia election in 2019 attracted great attention, began a large humanity event where 554 general election officers who passed away to spend a large budget to hold the elections Simultaneously of 2.4 trillion. Elections in Indonesia are organized using conventional methods, namely by striking or contrard of voice mail that complicate voters and electoral officers in counting voice mail. As a comparison of developed countries such as the United States have leverages the electronic collaboration voting and the Internet as a medium for the public to vote and the media counting the voice mail for electoral officers so that the elections there Practically only takes time, energy, and budget ideally. The presence of the Internet as a trigger part of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 need to be addressed by the Government as a medium for the retrieval and counting of voice mail and voice counting so that the human tragedy and waste of state budget can be minimized in Electoral organization. Through the ruling Constitutional Court Verdict No. 147/PUU-VII/2009 is the best juridical road to the general elections utilizing the 4.0 Industrial Revolution. Hopefully, this research can open the way of mind for the implementation of the elections in Indonesia.

Legal Development of the Validity of Electronic Mortgage Certificates in the Land Registration System in Indonesia

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