Criminal Law Policy Based on Restorative Justice in Law Enforcement Practices in the Criminal Justice System

Abstract

Restorative Justice is a settlement process carried out outside the criminal justice system (Criminal Justice System) by involving victims, perpetrators, families of victims and perpetrators, the community and parties interested in a crime that occurs to reach an agreement and settlement. This study aims to determine the Criminal Law Policy Based on Restorative Justice in Law Enforcement Practices in the Criminal Justice System. In this study, the approach method used is: a normative legal approach (normative legal research method). library legal research conducted by examining library materials or secondary data alone. The research specification used is Analytical Descriptive, which is an effort to analyze and explain legal problems related to objects with a comprehensive and systematic description of everything related to Criminal Law Policy Based on Restorative Justice in Law Enforcement Practices in the Criminal Justice System. Restorative Justice in Law Enforcement Practices in the Criminal Justice System is a stage of case resolution outside the court (settlement outside of court) by involving the victim, perpetrator, victim and perpetrator families, the community and interested parties to reach a settlement agreement that is expected to fulfill the sense of justice of both parties by emphasizing restoration to the original state and not retaliation.