TUGAS 1

MATA KULIAH BAHASA DAN TERMONOLOGI

DI KERJAKAN OLEH :
NAMA : ANIS ANUGRAH PRATAMA
NIM : 042527085

FAKULTAS ILMU HUKUM

UNIVERSITAS TERBUKA BANDAR LAMPUNG
2023
1. Presumption of innocence
2. Justice collaborator
3. Contempt of court
4. Legal standing
5. Shifting burden of proof
6. Comparative seizure
7. Forfeiture
8. Legal entity
9. Minutes/official record
10. Pledge right

Jawaban :

1. One laudable change in the new draft is its omission of what was article 28 in the
January 2002 draft, which explicitly denied those detained under the bill a varienty of
rights-such as a right to counsel and a presumption of innocence
2. I am the justice collaborators
3. There is contempt of court contempt of if it is normalized it is feared it will become a
rubber article. The norm must be clarified first. I am grateful that the law on the
contempt of court has been postponed because it has multiple interpretations
4. Have you doaing legal standing?
I’m going to shifting burden of proof

5. Shifting burden of proof occurs when the burden of proving a fact or disproving an
allegation shifts from one party to another during the course of a legal proceeding.
6. Comparative seizure is a legal term used to describe the act of seizing property or
assets in one jurisdiction for the purpose of satisfying a judgment or claim in another
jurisdiction.
7. Forfeiture refers to the loss or surrender of property or assets as a penalty for a
violation of law or as a result of a legal proceeding, such as a criminal conviction or
civil judgment.
8. A legal entity is a recognized organization or entity that has legal rights and
responsibilities, separate from its owners or members, such as a corporation,
partnership, or government agency.
9. Minutes or official records are written records or transcripts of the proceedings,
decisions, and actions taken during a meeting, hearing, or other official event,
typically maintained by a court, government agency, or organization.
10. Pledge right refers to the legal right of a creditor to take possession of and sell a
debtor's property or assets in order to satisfy a debt or obligation. This right is
typically established through a pledge agreement or security interest.