BUDDHIST PRINCIPLES INTEGRATION IN JUVENILE AND FAMILY COURT

Abstract

This article aimed to integrate important Dharma principles, namely Brahmawihara 4, Bala 4 and Agata 4, to promote the performance of the Juvenile and Family Court. Buddhist integration of work in Juvenile and Family Courts helps comply with the court's policy to achieve goals that are consistent with the government's main policy that is to provide justice to create equal opportunities, equality, speed, modern, transparency, auditability with cooperation with foreign countries for acceptance. Judicial Standards have built confidence in a civilized country. Judgement gets in a new conceptual framework that requires treatment, correction, rehabilitation, in addition to punishment.  Integrating Dharma principles has to uphold in the performance of the Juvenile and Family Court such as upholding justice with no bias.  There is care with love in what one do, working with diligence, intensity, attention and developing, which are the principle of Bhala 4 and they must also have a heart of compassion, generosity, and a gentle mind and will not give up on obstacles with the Brahma Vihara 4. Jobs other than litigation is to plan long-term care of children and youth. They have to use relatives with any government agency to create opportunities of youths education, internships, as well as coordinating with other agencies to find employment opportunities for these youths The work of the Juvenile and Family Court must be done to create a peaceful society