The Nature Of Justice In The Implementation Of A Dynamic Government System

Abstract

: The consequence of implementing decentralization and regional autonomy is that each local government administrator makes or sets policies and implements government policies quickly, responsively, effectively and efficiently. In general, the people in the regions want or want the government service system to be carried out in a professional, reliable manner with an implementation method that is able to work effectively, efficiently, and at the same time satisfy the needs of the community. However, the local government bureaucracy becomes convoluted and lacks responsiveness and responsiveness to the needs and interests of the community. Based on this phenomenon, this research aims to (1) explain and analyze the nature of justice in dynamic government. (2) Explain and analyze what legal principles are the basis for dynamic governance, (3) Explain and analyze and find forms of dynamic governance. This research is normative legal research, namely research that examines and analyzes the rule of law, legal doctrine, legal theories as well as legal principles or principles, using a statutory approach, conceptual approach, case approach, and comparative approach. . The results of the study show that the essence of justice in a dynamic government is a government that always pays attention to or responds to conditions and needs in society according to real conditions in society, not the interests of the authorities. Various government policies and services that are made and implemented quickly respond to conditions and needs as well as developments that occur in the community, and even have to be responsive to changing situations/conditions in society. However, government policy making by government administrators in the regions has not reflected the dynamic principles of government, namely fast, responsive to the needs or interests of the local community, so that government policies are not effective and efficient in responding to the needs of local communities.