Pengaturan Juru Bahasa Isyarat dalam Pembuatan Akta Otentik oleh Notaris bagi Penghadap Tunarungu

Abstract

The writing aims to analyze the arrangements of sign language interpreters in making authentic deeds by Notaries for deaf people in Indonesia, analyze relevant arrangements on these issues for the provision of sign language interpreters by Notaries for deaf people in the future. The benefits of writing provide juridical understanding related to the arrangement of providing sign language interpreters in making authentic deeds by Notaries for deaf people in Indonesia and providing scientific contributions in the dimensions of Notary Law. The void of norms underlies writing using normative types of legal research through statutory and comparative approaches analyzed with descriptive, comparative, argumentative, and prescriptive techniques. The results showed that the authority of Notaries to make authentic deeds is contained in Article 15 paragraph (1) of the Amendment Notary Position Law. The arrangement is intended for those with non-disabled conditions only because it contains a clause "self-explanatory." Based on a comparative study of the Amendment Notary Position Law with the Japanese Notary Law, the Amendment Notary Position Law has not regulated the provision of sign language interpreters for deaf people, while the Japanese Notary Law has regulated sign language interpreters. Solving the urgency of this problem by formulating the arrangement of sign language interpreters in the Amendment Notary Office Law by adopting the provisions contained in the Japanese Notary Law.