State Administrative Law of The Republic of Indonesia: Problems and Solutions – Muh. Afdal Yanuar, dkk.

State Administrative Law is a fundamental pillar in implementing modern government, which regulates a country’s structure, processes, and administrative practices. State Administrative Law involves complex interactions between officials or government bodies with other individuals or legal entities in various administrative aspects. Its primary focus is to ensure that the government carries out its administrative functions, makes administrative decisions, and enforces public policies legally and fairly. Furthermore, the State Administrative Law also includes the regulation of administrative procedures that must be followed by the government in making decisions, including the obligation to provide notice, the opportunity to submit opinions or appeals, and ensuring transparency in decision-making. The scope of State Administrative Law is vast, including legal remedies that can be taken against unjust government actions, not by the law or detrimental, both through administrative efforts and administrative courts, such as the State Administrative Court. The concept of state responsibility for government actions is also essential, where aggrieved individuals have the right to file legal claims or compensation. In addition, State Administrative Law studies administrative regulations issued by the government or administrative bodies to implement public policies, such as licensing, environmental regulations, and safety standards. This book contains the thoughts of experts in administrative law, discussing various issues related to administrative law, along with their problems and solutions.