hukumserta

Hukumserta is a term that does not correspond to a widely recognized legal doctrine or body of law. In Indonesian, it appears to be a compound formed from hukum (law) and serta (as well as). In practice, hukumserta tends to appear as a coined expression, a brand name, or a typographical form rather than a standard legal concept.

Etymology and usage: Hukum means law; serta is a formal coordinating conjunction meaning "as well as" or "together with." In formal Indonesian writing, serta is used to connect nouns, phrases, or clauses in lists, sometimes with emphasis or a softer tone than dan. The combined form hukumserta would be unusual in official texts and is more likely to be found in titles, headings, or as a proper noun.

Contexts and examples: If used as a brand or title, Hukumserta could refer to a publication, legal education platform, or law firm that positions itself around a holistic or inclusive approach to law. In ordinary legal drafting, one would usually separate the terms with space or use serta within a sentence, for example: hak-hak warga negara serta kewajiban pemerintah.

See also: hukum, serta, dan (Indonesian conjunctions), perundang-undangan.