THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT AND PRACTICE OF LAW BASED ON DIGNIFIED JUSTICE

The theory of Dignified Justice (KeadilanBermartabat) offers a philosophical and practical framework for understanding and advancing Indonesias legal system. Rooted in Pancasila, it emphasizes the alignment of legal principles with Indonesias cultural and philosophical identity, aiming to humanize individuals (nguwongkeuwong) while fostering justice, utility, and certainty. This theory addresses gaps in existing legal practices and theories, proposing a holistic approach that integrates ethical reasoning and interdisciplinary methods in legal processes. It highlights the importance of balancing state development goals with the protection of individual rights, advocating for law as a regulator and stabilizer in societal and legal reforms. By exploring judicial decisions, legislation, and legal philosophy, Dignified Justice provides actionable insights for building a just, equitable, and humane legal system. This abstract reflects on its potential to navigate modern challenges such as corruption and social injustice while aligning legal practice with Pancasilas values for societal harmony and sustainability.