GUIDELINES FOR WRITING ACTA DIURNAL MANUSCRIPT

A. General Provisions
“Manuscript” in this guideline is a narrative article which is a scientific work resulting from research or conceptual ideas related to legal science, especially various issues surrounding notaries
For authors whose manuscripts will be published in Acta Diurnal, they are required to make and sign a stamped statement stating that the manuscript written is their own work and has never been published in other media.
Manuscripts are uploaded via the network page https://jurnal.fh.unpad.ac.id/index.php/acta by following the manuscript loading flow.

B. Special Provisions for Writing Manuscripts
The languages ​​that can be used in writing manuscripts are Indonesian or Bahasa
The manuscript is typed on A4 paper with a top and left margin of 4 cm, a bottom and right margin of 3 cm, using the Calibri font, font size 11, and spacing 1.
The number of manuscript pages is 18 to 25

Writing systematics:
Title
The title is written using short sentences, but sufficient to describe the contents
(substance) of the manuscript as a whole (informative and descriptive).

Author's Name
The author's name is listed without a title, then accompanied by a correspondence address (agency), and an electronic mail address (email). If there is more than one author, then the main author is sufficient to include his/her electronic mail address.

Abstract and Keywords
The abstract consists of a maximum of 250 words. The abstract reflects the problem, research method, results and suggestions (if any). The abstract is written in Indonesian and English, the title does not need to be made in English, using Calibri font size 11, single spacing. Keywords are arranged alphabetically, reflecting the essence of the article, made a maximum of 5 words/phrases. The abstract is made in one paragraph.

Introduction
The introduction consists of the background including the formulation of the problem.

Research Method
Contains the research method used by the author if the manuscript is the result of research.

Discussion
Sub-headings in the discussion are not made in the form of numbering, but are directly made into sub-headings according to the problems discussed.

Closing
The closing consists of conclusions and suggestions made in the form of descriptions.

List
The Bibliography is written with the same systematics as the footnotes (see letter 6),; the citation page is not included; and is written in alphabetical order.

The systematic provisions for writing research manuscripts above also apply to conceptual idea article manuscripts, but there is no formulation of problems or issues and methods.

References
Every citation must include a reference using the footnote model. Footnotes do not contain explanations or descriptions, are written using Calibri font, font size 9, 1 spacing. The procedure for writing reference references in footnotes is:

Books
Single author
Written as follows: author's name (not reversed and without a title), book title (italics), publisher's name, city of publication: year, pages (abbreviated: p). Example:
¹ Huala Adolf, Hukum Penyelesaian Sengketa Internasional, Sinar Grafika, Jakarta: 2004, p. 45.

Co-Authors (two authors)
Written as follows: author's name (without title), book title (italics), publisher's name, city of publication: year of publication, pages cited (abbreviated: p.).
Example:
¹ Mochtar Kusumaatmadja dan Arief Sidharta, Pengantar Ilmu Hukum: Suatu Pengenalan Pertama Ruang Lingkup Berlakunya Ilmu Hukum, Buku I, Alumni, Bandung: 2000, p. 17.

More than two authors
The authors are as follows: the first author's name followed by the word (et.al.), (not inverted and without a title), book title (italicized), publisher's name, city of publisher: year of publication, pages cited (abbreviated: p.). Note: (et al) is an abbreviation of et alii which means with others.
Example:
² Dian Triansjah Djani (et.al.), Sekilas WTO (World Trade Organization), Deplu, Jakarta: 2002, p. 22.

Journal
1. Foreign journals
The writing is as follows: author's name (not reversed and without a title), "title of the article in the journal" (upright print with opening and closing quotation marks), journal name (italics), year of publication, Volume, Journal Title (italics), and pages cited.
Example:
⁷ John Villassenor, “Observation from above: Unmanned Aircraft Systems and Piracy”, Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, No. 2, Vol.36, 2012, p. 459.

National journal
Writing is as follows: author's name (not reversed and without title), "title of article in journal" (upright print with opening and closing quotation marks), journal name (italics), Volume number and/or publication number, year of publication, pages cited (abbreviated: p.).
Example:
⁸ Huala Adolf, “The Meaning of International Arbitration According to UNCITRAL Arbitration Model Law and Indonesian Arbitration Law,” Indonesian Law Journal, Vol. 5, Desember 2012, p. 10.

Legislation
Written as follows: name of regulation along with number and year of publication (all written vertically).
Example:
⁹ Undang-Undang Nomor 11 Tahun 2008 tentang Informasi dan Transaksi Elektronik.

Electronic references
Written as follows: author's name (not reversed and without title), "title of article" (upright print with opening and closing marks), year of publication/article, website address using closing and opening brackets, download time. Example:
¹⁰ J. Boon, ”Anthropology of Religion”,  (tanpa tahun), <http://www.indiana.edu/~wanthro/religion.htm/>, [accessed on 10/01/2010].
¹¹ Jodee L. Kawasaki, and Matt R. Raveb, 1995, “Computer-Administered Surveys in Extension”. Journal of Extension 33(June) 1995, E-Journal on-line, <http://www.joe.org/june33/95.html/>, [accessed on 06/01/2010].

Articles in seminars,
Written as follows: author's name (without title), "article title" (in quotation marks), name of seminar or journal (italics), place: year, pages quoted (abbreviated: p.).
¹² Campbell Bridge, “Mediation and Arbitration, Are They Friends or Foes?,” One Day Seminar and Workshop on International Commercial Arbitration, Jakarta: 2012, p. 7.

Pemakaian Ibid, Cit, Loc.Cit.

Usage
Ibid is short for ibidem which means "in the same place". Ibid is used when a quote is taken from the same source as the one before it, which is not interrupted by another source or footnote.

Usage of Cit.
Op.Cit is short for opera citato which means "in the work that has been mentioned", used to refer to a book or source that was previously mentioned in full on another page and has been interspersed by other sources. Use the word 'note' followed by the number of the first footnote reference made. If the author's name is the same and more than one book is cited, to avoid mistakes, it is better to mention part of the title of the book or source.

Usage of Cit
Loc.Cit is short for loco citato which means "in the place that has been mentioned", used to refer to the same page or the same issue from a source that has been mentioned but interspersed by other sources.

Example:

• Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, Konsep-Konsep Hukum Hukum dalam Pembangunan, Alumni, Bandung: 2002, hlm. 5.
• Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, Ibid, 7.
• Bagir Manan, “’Restorative Justice (Suatu Perkenalan)’”, dalam: Rudi Rizky, (eds.), Refleksi Dinamika Hukum: Rangkaian Pemikiran dalam Dekade Terakhir (Analisis Komprehensif tentang Hukum Oleh 63 Akademisi & Praktisi Hukum), In Memoriam Prof. Dr. Komar Kantaatmadja, S.H.,LL.M.,), Perum Percetakan Negara RI, Jakarta: 2008, p. 3.
• Mochtar Kusumaatmadja, Cit. (Note 1), p. 10.
• Koentjaraningrat (ed), Metode-metode Penelitian Masyarakat, Penerbit PT Gramedia, Jakarta: 1983, hlm.112.
  Koentjaraningrat (ed.), Ibid.
  Bagir Manan, Loc.Cit.
  
  Reference libraries used must be listed in the footnote and at least 20% of the number of books used come from scientific journals.
  
  The Bibliography is written with the same systematics as the footnote, but does not include the page and is written according to the order of the Bibliography classified into Books, Journals, Legislation and Other Sources
  
  The editor has the right to change the writing in the manuscript as long as it does not affect the material or main content of the discussion.
  
  The closing consists of a Conclusion and if there are suggestions, they are made in paragraph form, not in numbered form