State of Law, Rights and Responsibilty

1. Wherever a state the law of ultimate purpose is protecting human rights and creating life for the citizens democratic.

1.1. UU RI No. 39 of 1999 article 1, about definition of human right

1.2. Kertasaputra (1986: 246), human rights include:

1.2.1. personal rights

1.2.2. political rights

1.2.3. procedural rights

1.2.4. human rights of economists

1.2.5. social and cultural rights

1.2.6. rights in equal treatment

2. Basic of Responsibility to be undertaken by a person.

2.1. connection to itself

2.2. connection to the universe

2.3. links to society

2.4. links to the nation

2.5. links to countries

2.6. connection as God's creature

3. The state controls citizens or citizens control the state?

3.1. 1. Pluralist: the state is like an arena where various groups within the community compete. Society gives direction to the policies taken by the state.

3.2. 2. marxis: the state is a series the institutions that the bourgeoisie exercises to exercise its power.

3.3. 3. Synthesis: The view that unites the two views is theory the structure proposed by Anthony Giddens. The state has the right to obey its rules and it is seen in its social practice. States and citizens each have rights and obligations according to their portion. Country has the authority to regulate its citizens, but citizens the state also has a state control function.

4. A feature inherent in the rule of law, which is as follows :

4.1. A. Human rights are guaranteed by law

4.2. b. The supremacy of the law

4.3. c. The division of power (Trias Politica) for the sake of legal certainty

4.4. d. Equality before the law

4.5. e. Administrative court in dispute

4.6. f. Freedom in opinion, attitude and organization

4.7. g. Free public options

4.8. h. A free and impartial judiciary

5. The meaning of the Indonesian state as a dynamic legal state, its essence is Indonesian national law must appear accommodative, adaptive and progressive.

5.1. Accommodative means being able to absorb, accommodate the desire dynamic society.

5.2. Adaptive, meaning capable adjust the dynamics of the times, so that it never goes out of fashion.

5.3. Progressive, meaning always oriented progress, future perspective.

6. There are three important things in the exercise of these rights and responsibility :

6.1. 1. Pancasila needs to be understood properly and correctly both of understanding, history, concepts, principles and values contained in inside. Without understanding these basic things is very difficult Pancasila to be applied.

6.2. 2. Implementation guidelines. We should not be ashamed imitating what has been done by the New Order government trying to create a Guidance for Experience and Experience of Pancasila (P4). These guidelines are indispensable for countries and citizens to understand what which must be done, what is the purpose and how the strategy to achieve the goal.

6.3. 3. The needed for an agency tasked with guarding the implementation Pancasila. This institution is tasked to facilitate activities among others which aims to socialize Pancasila.