The Dynamics of Law and Justice in The Perspective of Illegal Mining Law Enforcement in West Borneo

Abstract

The enforcement of illegal activities in the perspective of law and justice is the main focus of this research, especially in the context of West Kalimantan Province. Law enforcement that does not comply with prevailing legal provisions can lead to systemic injustice. This research explores the dynamics of law and justice in the context of illegal law enforcement in West Borneo, highlighting the involvement of Islamic law in the process. Through a qualitative approach, data is collected from various sources, including interviews with policymakers, legal practitioners, and local communities. The findings highlight the complexity of challenges faced in enforcing illegal activities, including issues of legality, culture, and society. This research also considers the impact and implications of illegal law enforcement on social justice and legal stability in West Kalimantan. The findings of this study are expected to provide deeper insights into the dynamics of law and justice in the context of illegal law enforcement in the region.