Types Manuscript

Kertha Semaya: Journal Ilmu Hukum accepts manuscripts in the form of Research Articles.

1. Introduction
The Introduction section must outline the background of the problem, formulate specific research questions, state research objectives, and present a literature review reflecting the state of the art in relevant previous research. The literature review must demonstrate the research's position within the development of knowledge, identify research gaps, and affirm the novelty and significance of the resulting academic contribution. It must also include the problem formulation and research objectives.

2. Research Method
The Research Method section must specifically and systematically explain the methods used as the foundation for conducting the research and drafting the article. The description of methods should be tailored to the characteristics of the research and may include the research type or approach, data sources and/or legal materials, data and/or legal material collection techniques, as well as data and/or legal material analysis techniques. Methodological explanations must be sufficient to demonstrate alignment among the methods applied, research questions, and research objectives.

3. Results and Discussion
The Results and Discussion section must present research findings along with relevant analysis to specifically and systematically answer the research questions. The presentation and analysis of research results may be conducted qualitatively, quantitatively, or through a combination of both, in accordance with the characteristics and research methods employed.

In legal research, the discussion must demonstrate depth in legal analysis by relying on relevant legal principles, norms, theories, and concepts, as well as applying appropriate legal interpretation methods. All analyses must be argumentatively structured, consistent with the methodological approach used, and contribute to the development of legal science.

4. Conclusion
The Conclusion section must formulate answers to the research questions based on the findings and analytical results presented. The conclusion must not merely repeat or summarize the content of the Results and Discussion section, but must emphasize key findings, academic implications, and the research's contribution to the advancement of knowledge, particularly legal science.

Authors may also convey relevant and actionable recommendations for concerned parties, including government entities, academics, legal practitioners, and/or interested community groups, while taking into account the research findings and implications.