ARTICLE
TITLE

Comparison of Law in the System of Applying Legal Aid to the Poor in Indonesia (Before and After the Enacting of Legal Aid Law)

SUMMARY

Comparative law or legal system is a scientific activity in comparing one legal system with another legal system, both the legal system between countries and the legal system in a particular country by comparing the legal system that used to apply with the legal system that is currently in force in a particular country, to find and find similarities and differences both in terms of its advantages and disadvantages in the legal system.  In order to get an explanation to assess the effectiveness of the legal system. The legal aid system for the poor in Indonesia to access justice, until now, still felt not practical to provide meaningful benefits for the poor in Indonesia when facing legal problems.

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pp. 140 - 148

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