Implementation of Javanese Local Wisdom Principles as Alternative Solution for Non-Litigation Legal Aid Model for Marginal Community

Legal assistance for marginal community can be provided in the form of litigation and non-litigation. Legal
aid providers will apply universal legal principles to alternative dispute resolution efforts. The principle of
local wisdom should also be part of a universal principle, including the local principle of Java Wisdom. This
study aims to provide an alternatives dispute resolution that can be used as an alternative solution for nonlitigation
legal aid provision model. This legal research uses statute and conceptual approach. The result of
this research is in Javanese society there have been alternative solution principles for non-litigation legal aid
model for marginal community by applying Javanese local wisdom principles. Javanese philosophies of life
are the embodiment of local wisdom that can be used as an alternative solution for non-litigation legal aid
provision model. The recommendations are the fact that the local Javanese wisdom principles can be used as
alternative solution to non-litigation legal aid models in marginal community.
Legal Aid, Marginal Community, Local Wisdom, Javanese.