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The problem formulation is part of the writing framework that will be answered in the discussion chapter. The writing of the problem formulation is not always made in the form of a question, the writing of the problem formulation in Justitia Jurnal Hukum is included in the introductory chapter;
1.   Research Methodology is written descriptively and must explain sentences related to the research methodology used. The research methodology is optional, depending on the legal research methodology used in the research paper;
2.   The discussion is described in the form of sub-analysis and discussion which is the object of the discussion;
3.   The closing is the last part of the research paper to answer the issues raised in the formulation of the problem completely and completely. Do not repeat the writing of the abstract or present the results of research that is experimental, but more than that, present the results of the research completely and thoroughly based on scientific justification.
Book
Ainal Hadi & Mukhlis, Criminology & Victimology, cet 1, CV Bina Nanggroe, Banda Aceh, 2012.
Barda Nawawi Arief, Law Enforcement and Criminal Law Policy in Crime Prevention, Cet-4, Kencana Prenadamedia Grup, Jakarta, 2014.
Journal
A K Bottomley. C A Coleman, “Criminal Statistics – The police Role in The Discovery and Detection of Crime†International Journal of Criminology and Penology, Vol 4, No 1, Februari 2019.
Allan K. Chrisman, Joseph G. Dougherty, “Mass Trauma: Disasters, Terrorism, and Warâ€, Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, vol 23, No 2, April 2014.
Shihab, Nizar, Ahmad, (2012), The presence of the state in the midst of its people after the birth of law number 24 of 2011 concerning the Social Security Administering Body, Indonesian Legislation Journal Vol. 9 No. 2, ISSN 0216-1338, Jakarta, p. 12.
1.   Graphics/Images must be clearly presented with a resolution of 300 DPI (Dots Per Inch) so that the image has a good resolution when printing
2.   The table must be made in the form of the open model without vertical lines
3.   Each quote is given a description of the source of the quote using the footnote model, the writing procedure is in the form of: Author's name (not reversed and without a title), year of publication, title of book (italics), place of publication: publisher, quote page (written p.)
4.   Foreign words/foreign terms/regional terms which have not been adopted into Indonesian are typed in italics/italics;
Each manuscript must use a primary library in the form of scientific articles that have been published in legal journals. The minimum number of libraries used is 10, with 80% of the total libraries being primary libraries released in 2010 and above;
Handover Preparation
1.   the submission has not been previously published, or is under consideration by another journal (or an explanation has not been provided in the comments to the editor).
2.   Script files in OpenOffice, Microsoft Word, RTF, or WordPerfect document file formats.
3.   If available, a URL for reference has been provided.
4.   and all illustrations, figures, and tables are placed in the text at appropriate points, not at the end.
5.   Text that conforms to library requirements and stylistics is described in the Author Guidelines, which will be found on the About page. ex ones that conform to library requirements and language styles are outlined in the Author Guidelines, which will be found on the About page.
6.   If receipts are for peer-reviewed portions of the journal, the instructions can be found in Ensuring Anonymous Reviewers have been followed
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