2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.mexlaw.2016.07.005
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The Becoming-Other of Law: Preliminaries for a Citizen's Conceptualization of Law

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“…Why? because the law philosophers have implicitly received the law as the exclusive domain of Governments and partisan politics [6].…”
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“…Why? because the law philosophers have implicitly received the law as the exclusive domain of Governments and partisan politics [6].…”
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“…Governor obligatorily delivers Draft Provincial Local Regulation as mentioned in clause (2) to the Minister as lately as 3 days after it has been received from Provincial Legislative Assembly's leader to get Perda register number; Regent/Mayor obligatorily delivers Draft Regency/City Local Regulation as mentioned in clause (2) to the Governor as lately as 3 days after it has been received from Regency/City Legislative Assembly's leader to get Perda register number; Minister gives the register number of draft Provincial Local Regulation and governor as the representative of Central Government gives register number of draft Regency/City LocalRegulation as lately as 7 days after the draft has been received; the draft Local Regulation that has gotten register number as mentioned in clause (5) is stipulated by local leader by signing it as lately as 30 days after the draft has been approved by DPRD and Local Leader. Local Leader does not sign the draft Local Regulation that has gotten register number as mentioned in clause(6), draft local regulation is legalized to be Local Regulation and enacted compulsorily in local gazettes.The development of Local Regulation should contain at least 3 foundations: philosophical foundation related to the State foundation or ideology, sociological foundation related to empirical condition or reality living within society including need or demand the people deal with, people's predisposition and expectation, and juridical foundation related to the authority of developing, the compatibility of content type and material and certain procedure to higher legislations.Article236 of Law No.23 of 2014 about Local Government mentions that to implement Local Autonomy and Assistance Duty, the Region develops Local Regulation. Local Regulation, as mentioned in clause (1), is developed by DPRD and approved by Local Leader.…”
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