case law relating to economic

1) What is the law ...? (what)
 The law is the most important system in the implementation of a series of institutional power. Law is a set of rules that contains commands and prohibitions are made ​​by the authorities so that they can be forced to adjust its enforcement function for the creation of public order is accompanied by sanctions for violators. Meanwhile, according to legal experts about:
2) Anyone who contributes 5 thoughts on law mentioned and briefly explain the underlying point is ...? (WHO)
 Aristotle, the law simply as a collection of rules that are not only binding but also judge people. The law is something different from the form and content of the constitution; because of the position that the law in carrying out the judge overseeing his position in punishing those who are guilty.
 Austin, as the rule of law is held to provide guidance to the rational creature by any intelligent beings who rule over it (Friedmann, 1993: 149).
 Bellfoid, the applicable law in a society that set the rules of society based on power that exist in society.
 Mr. E.M. Mayers, the law is that it contains all the rules of decency are reviewed for consideration of human behavior in society and that guide rulers in the state to do its job.
 Immanuel Kant, the whole law is that the terms of the will of a person who can adjust to the free will of others comply with the law of Independence.

3) Why did the police play an important role in enforcing the law in Indonesia ..? (why)
 because the principal task of the police under the criminal procedure law (Criminal Procedure Code) is principally engaged in the task of the investigation. The police play an important role in law enforcement because the police took on the task to resolve any legal action in Indonesia. Police are law enforcement agencies and the state that plays an important role in the face of all cases so that if the police had investigated the case then the case will be submitted to the court. So the very important role of the police in enforcing the law.

4) order the State to be able to realize the need of a system of public control, one of them a law, when the law began to develop in the international world ...? (when)
 The issue of law and the state has become the object of attention and intellectual activity of the thinkers of the world since more than 2500 years ago until now. Plato (429-347 BC) and Cicerio (106-43 BC) was the great thinkers of the state and the law at the time of Antiquities, Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) as well as in the middle ages thinker Montesquieu (1689-1755), Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) and Hans Kelsen as a thinker after the Middle Ages.


5) Where the international law began to grow ...? (where)
 There is a close relationship between international law by the international community. Thus the history of international law as old as the existence of the international community despite the different traditional level with the international community in the modern sense. Historical development of international law in this discussion will begin in the classical period, the period of ancient India, ancient Egypt, Ancient China, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome; later in the medieval period ie 15th and 16th centuries; Period of Modern International Law, namely in the 17th century, 18th century, 19th century, 20th century and up to today.

6) How does the legal system in force in Indonesia ...? (how)
The legal system in Indonesia is divided into:
criminal law
Criminal law is part of public law. Criminal law is divided into two parts, namely the substantive criminal law and criminal law formal. Material criminal law governing the determination of criminal acts, criminals, and criminal (sanctions). In Indonesia, substantive criminal law setting is set in the book of criminal law (Criminal Code). Formal criminal law governs the substantive criminal law enforcement. In Indonesia, setting formal criminal law has been enacted by Act No. 8 of 1981 on criminal procedural law (Criminal Code).
Constitutional law
Constitutional law is the law that governs the country, which include the establishment, institutional structure, the formation of state institutions, the legal relationship (rights and obligations) between state agencies, regions and citizens. Constitutional law governing the country in a state of silent meaning not about a real state of a particular state (governance system, electoral system, etc. of a particular country) but rather on the state in a broad sense. This law states discuss in an abstract sense.
Administrative law (administrative) state
Administrative law (administration) are state laws that regulate the activities of the state administration. That is the law governing the administration of the government in carrying out its duties. administarasi countries have similar laws with constitutional law negara.kesamaanya located in terms of government policy, while the difference in terms of constitutional law refers to the function of the constitution / basic law that is used by a country in terms of government policy settings, for administrative law in the state where "state that moves". Administrative law is also often referred to HTN in the strict sense