Sociological Implications for Society

The element of society is an important component in the application of law. Friedman's classification of legal systems requires the elements of substance, structure, and culture to function well to achieve legal effectiveness (Friedman, 1975). Problems with substance, structure, or culture can become legal issues that affect legal effectiveness and reduce legal certainty. The development of digital technology influences the dynamics of society, including the registration of Mortgages, which is now done electronically. The development of digital technology demands the creation of fast, accurate, and responsive policy implementation supported by technological advancements.

The idea of utilizing the development of information technology and optimizing digital facilities has led to the realization of e-government. E-government on the one hand, is expected to be able to utilize the development of information and digital technology in creating excellent policies that are professional, accountable, effective, and efficient, in line with the spirit of bureaucratic reform. So far, much criticism has been directed at the convoluted implementation of policies, especially in the field of public services. An implication in the form of obstacles in the transition of electronic Mortgage registration is public enthusiasm.

The issue of enthusiasm becomes a homework for the Land Office, especially those with jurisdiction in regencies/cities. Considering that the composition and sociological conditions of the community have not quickly accepted changes and require a socialization process from the implementation and transition of land policies. This problem must be addressed immediately because land is an important element in human life and daily activities. In addition, the government must quickly respond to technological developments by providing integrated participation, assistance, and socialization facilities for the community.