Esti Royani Books

Islamic Shari'a serves as a comprehensive legal framework that governs both individual and societal behavior, contrasting with secular laws that primarily address social order. The text emphasizes parental responsibility in child-rearing, highlighting that under Law no. 1 of 1974, parents are legally obligated to support and educate their children until they reach adulthood. This dual focus on spiritual and social obligations underscores the unique role of Islamic law in shaping family dynamics and societal norms.

The book delves into the legal framework surrounding carding crimes in Indonesia, particularly focusing on the amendments introduced by Act number 19 of 2016 to the Information and Electronic Transactions Act. It explores how existing laws, including specific articles in the Criminal Code related to theft and fraud, can be interpreted to address these crimes. The author outlines the regulatory approach, detailing how carding is treated under both general and specialized laws, and discusses potential legal remedies, emphasizing penal measures and criminal sanctions.