Government Efforts In The Renewal Of Marriage Administration Law (An Analysis Of Euis Nurlaelawati's Views

Abstract

Marriage registration is one of the legal products issued by the government as an effort to respond to reforms in Islamic law, especially in the field of Islamic Family Law. This update has given rise to debate among experts and the public regarding the interpretation of the marriage registration regulations themselves. This debate ultimately has implications for the order of practice that occurs among society. Regarding the discourse regarding the interpretation of registration regulations, Euis Nurlaelawati has an understanding of thought patterns starting from aspects of interpreting marriage registration regulations as well as sociological aspects that occur in society. This research is operational by carrying out field research which explores information on the expert's understanding (Euis Nurlaelawati) regarding the issue of marriage registration, both the results of Euis Nurlaelawati's views expressed in book or journal form as well as conducting direct interviews with Euis Nurlaelawati. Researchers in analyzing Euis Nurlaelawati's views use progressive legal theory as a method in the legal sociology approach. The results of this research are that in Euis Nurlaelawati's view it falls into the category of progressive legal perspective. This can be seen when Euis Nurlaelawati, in understanding marriage registration regulations, does not only look at the text contained in the legislation but also looks at aspects that occur in upper society.