Customary Penalty Sanctions for Adultery Crimes in Temon Village, Arjosari District, Pacitan Regency

Public Opinion Toward Legal Sanctions for Crimes of Violence

Eliminating the death penalty from drug crimes: requirements and Prohibitions

The Ideaof the capability of the death penalty to deal with drug-related crimes is, in essence, a guarantor of the goal of safeguarding human capital and social values. Certainly, Use of the death penalty can be accepted in response to some of the narcotics crimes. But there are many other crimes that follow the death penalty, but they can be categorically opposed and unsuccessful. Execution is...

Strategic Customary Village Leadership in the Context of Marine Conservation and Development in Southeast Maluku, Indonesia

This article critically examines engagements of village leaders in an NGO-facilitated participatory conservation program in eastern Indonesia. It explores how the program's implementation strengthened leadership legitimacy of a dominant customary social group. Customary leaders ensured distribution according to particular norms, and in organizing village governance upheld specific interests and...

Effect of Characteristics Breeding Site Againts Density of Larva Anopheles in Tegalombo Sub District Pacitan Indonesia

The purpose ofthe studywas to determinethe influence ofbreeding siteon thedensity oflarvalAnophelesbreedinginthe VillageNgreco District ofTegalomboPacitan Indonesia. The study wasobservationalwithcross sectionalapproachconductedinfoursubdistrictHamletVillageNgrecoTegalomboPacitanin May-June 2014. The population and the sample contained 15 breeding sites of Anopheles larvae were found in four ha...

A Comparative Study of the Crimes Leading to the Death Penalty in the Quran, Zoroastrian Legal Sources, and the Penal Code of the Islamic Republic of Iran

This paper aims to examine the death penalty in Zoroastrianism, the Quran, and the laws of the Islamic Republic of Iran. By studying antient Zoroastrian texts, we face a variety of crimes and punishments such as murder, robbery, adultery, magic, rape, and assault that were always considered to be the worst offenses. Zoroastrian religious scholars wrote books on crimes and their punishment in th...