Journal of Student Collaboration Research

The Influence of Accounting Information Systems, Quality of Financial Reports, and Effectiveness of Decision Making on Financial Performance at Bali Regional Government Banks

Haryadi, H Nurianto RS, Zuhro Nurindahwati — Thu, 17 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Recently, the numerous conflicts between individuals seeking to maintain their ownership of a plot of land have come under scrutiny. Duplicate title deeds commonly occur on vacant or undeveloped land. This is due to individuals working for or outside the National Land Agency, or due to overlapping documents, or because the land has been leased by the owner for too long. This leads the tenant to file a complaint, which is later proven to be inaccurate, fraudulent, or invalid.The research questions raised are: 1. What is the authority of advocates in the mediation process for resolving overlapping land ownership disputes within the jurisdiction of the Denpasar District Court? 2. What are the obstacles faced by advocates in resolving overlapping land ownership within the jurisdiction of the Denpasar District Court? This study uses normative legal research supported by empirical research. The results of the research obtained are that advocates have the legal authority to represent clients in the mediation process, both in and out of court, as regulated in Article 1792 of the Civil Code and Law Number 18 of 2003 concerning Advocates. Advocates often face obstacles such as a lack of good faith from the opposing party, deadlocks in mediation, and low public understanding of the law. This can hinder the effectiveness of the settlement process. Therefore, advocates are required to carry out a broader role, including as a communication bridge between clients and relevant agencies in order to achieve fair and sustainable solutions.

THE AUTHORITY OF THE BRIMOB UNIT OF THE BALI REGIONAL POLICE IN TAKING ACTION AGAINST SUSPECTS OF TERRORISM CRIMINAL ACTS IN THE JURISDICTION OF THE BALI REGIONAL POLICE

Erikson Sihotang, Kadek Adi Sugiarta, Komang Edy Dharma Saputra — Fri, 11 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Terrorism is not a new phenomenon, having existed in international politics since the 19th century. Initially, terrorism was small-scale and local, with select targets and within the framework of low-intensity conflict. Generally, acts of terrorism are closely related to a country's domestic stability. Terrorism has developed into an organized and global network, with terrorist groups operating in various countries controlled or co-opted by an international terrorist network.The research questions raised in this study are: 1. What is the authority of the sub-den of the Bali Police Mobile Brigade (Brimob) terror detachment in prosecuting terrorism suspects within its jurisdiction? 2. What are the obstacles to the sub-den of the Bali Police Mobile Brigade (Brimob) terror detachment in prosecuting terrorism suspects within its jurisdiction? The type of research used in this study is normative legal research.The results of the research are that the authority of the Mobile Brigade (Brimob) in dealing with acts of terrorism is based on the duties and functions of Brimob based on the legal basis of Law Number 2 of 2002 concerning the Republic of Indonesia National Police, namely implementing and deploying the strength of the Indonesian National Police Mobile Brigade to deal with high levels of public order and security disturbances, especially mass riots, organized crimes involving firearms, bombs, chemical, biological and radioactive materials, and Brimob's obstacles in dealing with acts of terrorism consist of internal factors, limited capabilities of Jibom unit personnel.

THE AUTHORITY OF THE BRIMOB GEGANA DETACLE IN DEALING WITH BOMB THREATS IN THE JURISDICTION OF THE BALI REGIONAL POLICE

I Gd. Febri Ariawan, Erikson Sihotang, Siti Nurmawan Damanik — Fri, 18 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The authority of the subden jibom detachment gegana mobile brigade in dealing with bomb threats in the jurisdiction of the Bali regional police is based on Article 2, Article 4 and Article 8 of Law Number 2 of 2002 concerning the Republic of Indonesia National Police, namely implementing and deploying the strength of the Indonesian National Police Mobile Brigade to overcome high levels of public order disturbances, especially mass riots, organized crimes involving firearms, bombs, chemical, biological and radioactive materials together with other police operational implementing elements to realize legal order and public peace throughout the jurisdiction of the unitary state of the Republic of Indonesia and other tasks assigned to it, and Article 220 of the Regulation of the Chief of the Republic of Indonesia Police Number 22 of 2010 concerning Organizational Structure and Work Procedures at the Regional Police Level, the mobile brigade unit is an element that carries out the main tasks under the regional police chief. The obstacles faced by the bomb disposal sub-den of the mobile brigade's bomb squad detachment in dealing with bomb threats in the jurisdiction of the Bali regional police include the geographical location of the Indonesian region which is considered to be very advantageous for perpetrators of terrorist crimes, the limited personnel from the special unit that specifically carries out the eradication of terrorist crimes through bomb threats in accordance with the mandate of laws and regulations, and facilities and infrastructure.

The Effect of Employee Training, Workload, and Budget Support on Cultural Heritage Management Performance Through JobSatisfaction as an Intervening Factor in Situbondo Regency

Vicky Aditya Pratama, Yuniorita Indah H, Muhaimin Dimyati — Mon, 14 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Abstract

Cultural heritage management in Situbondo Regency faces various challenges, such as budget constraints, lack of employee training, and high workload. This condition results in many cultural heritages that have not been properly inventoried, some have even been lost or recognized by other parties, indicating the weak role of local governments in protecting cultural wealth. This study aims to analyze the effect of employee training, workload, and budget support on cultural heritage management performance through job satisfaction as an intervening variable at the Situbondo Regency Education and Culture Office. The study used a quantitative approach with a population of 410 people and a sample of 103 respondents through a purposive sampling technique. Data analysis used the Structural Equation Modeling Partial Least Square (SEM-PLS) method with the SmartPLS 4.0 application. The results showed that training, workload, and budget support had a significant positive effect on job satisfaction. For the direct effect on management performance, workload and budget support had a significant positive effect, while training did not show a significant direct effect. Job satisfaction was proven to have a significant positive effect on cultural heritage management performance. The indirect effect analysis shows that training and workload have a significant positive indirect effect on management performance through job satisfaction, while budget support has no indirect effect on management performance through job satisfaction. The results of this study conclude that job satisfaction plays an important role as an intervening variable in the relationship between employee training and workload on cultural heritage management performance in Situbondo Regency, while budget support has a more direct effect on management performance.

POLRI SECURITY INTELLIGENCE IN CONDUCTING SUPERVISION AND CONTROL OF FIREFLOWERS IN THE JURISDICTION OF THE BALI REGIONAL POLICE

Erikson Sihotang, I Komang Reka Sanjaya, Komang Edy Dharma Saputra — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The police aim to realize domestic security which includes maintaining public order and security, one of which is supervision of the circulation of explosives, including sparks. Sparks themselves are explosives in the form of powder packed in several layers of paper, and have a fuse to be ignited when using them. Since the Dutch era, there have been regulations in Law Number 143 of 1939 concerning Sparks, where there is a threat of three months imprisonment and a fine if they violate the provisions for making, selling, storing, transporting sparks that do not comply with manufacturing standards.The formulation of the problem of this research is 1. what are the authorities of the Bali regional police in implementing supervision and control of sparks? and 2. what are the legal consequences for perpetrators who misuse sparks? The research method used is a normative research type supported by empirical research.The results of this study The authority of the Republic of Indonesia National Police, contained in Law No. 2 of 2002 concerning the Republic of Indonesia Police, this authority is reinforced again in the Regulation of the Chief of the Republic of Indonesia Police No. 17 of 2017 concerning Licensing, Security, Supervision and Control of Commercial Explosives, specifically the authority is given to the Intelligence and Security of the Indonesian National Police. And the misuse of sparks has serious legal consequences, ranging from criminal sanctions to administrative sanctions.Aœ

LEGAL REVIEW OF THE ROLE OF ADVOCATES IN LEGAL PROTECTION FOR THE FULFILLMENT OF RESTITUTION RIGHTS FOR VICTIMS OF CHILDREN-RELATED CRIMINAL ACTS IN THE JURISDICTION OF THE SINGARAJA DISTRICT COURT

Kadek Lenny Endrawati, H Nurianto RS, I Made Mulyawan Subawa — Tue, 08 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The principle of the rule of law demands a guarantee of equality for everyone before the law. Violations of the law occur when certain legal subjects do not carry out the obligations that should be carried out or violate the rights of other legal subjects. An advocate is a person whose profession is providing legal services, both inside and outside the Court that meets the requirements based on the provisions of the Law. An advocate has the right to assist and provide legal knowledge to the community.The formulation of the problem raised in this study is 1. how is the fulfillment of the right to restitution for child victims of crime in the judicial process in Indonesia? and 2. what is the role of Advocates in legal protection for the fulfillment of the right to restitution for child victims of crime? Where this type of research is Empirical, where in empirical legal research there is a gap between theory and implementation in the field.The results obtained in this study are that children as victims of crime have the right to receive Protection, as well as complete fulfillment of the law, including the right to restitution as a form of compensation borne by the perpetrator. However, in practice, the fulfillment of the right to restitution for child victims still faces various obstacles. And the role of advocates in providing legal protection to children as victims of criminal acts, especially in fulfilling the right to restitution, is very important and strategic.

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN THE SETTLEMENT OF CRIMINAL ACTS OF VIOLATION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF PRECAUTION IN BANKING REGULATED IN LAW NUMBER 10 OF 1998 CONCERNING AMENDMENTS TO LAW NUMBER 7 OF 1992 CONCERNING BANKING AT THE BALI REGIONAL POLICE

I Ketut Wita Darma, Zuhro Nurindahwati, Komang Edy Dharma Saputra — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Violation of the principle of prudence in banking has the potential to cause economic losses and weaken public trust in the financial system. So far, the repressive settlement approach has not been fully effective in creating substantive justice. This study aims to analyze the application of Restorative Justice by the Bali Police in resolving banking crimes, and to identify the factors underlying its selection. The study uses a normative-empirical method with a regulatory approach, interviews, and analysis of legal practices. The results of the study indicate that Restorative Justice can be applied if the requirements are met, such as the loss has been returned, the victim is willing to reconcile, and there are no elements of serious crimes. This application is supported by internal Polri regulations and local Balinese values that uphold deliberation. Other supporting factors include the efficiency of law enforcement, police discretion, and the role of financial institutions and the community. This study recommends strengthening the policy of implementing Restorative Justice as an alternative to resolving economic crimes that is humane, fair, and effective