Pencegahan Money Politic Dalam Pemilihan Umum Melalui Penguatan Kebijakan Non Penal

Anggraeni, Leni; Ramdhani, Hilal

doi:10.23887/jkh.v4i1.13660

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“…The practice of money politics is an unlawful act and described as a crime. Still, the public does not care and even wants to accept all types of the material provided by the nominating party (Anggraeni & Ramdhani, 2018). Indonesia has direct experience of this illegal act that the nominees usually have several strategies when employing money politic as their evil tool, including:…”

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Law Enforcement and Overcoming Violations of Money Politic in General Election: Indonesia’s Case

Daud

2020

JHN

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Introduction to The Problem: The election is a way to choose leaders in both the legislative and executive fields. An election mechanism is also a form of power distribution and its limitation, so elections are an important activity for national development. Through this election, there are evil sparks that can be lit by those who have an evil character; one of these sparks is money politics. Therefore, the implementation of elections required law enforcement agencies to deal with election violations and election disputes under applicable rules. Purpose/Objective Study: The purpose of this study is to find out how law enforcement in violations of money politics in Indonesia and how to deal with its violations. Design/Methodology/Approach: This article is a doctrinal one and using normative legal research methods with a statutory approach. The statutory course referred to is an approach based on legal reviewers related to the problem being discussed. Findings: In this study, the authors found that law enforcement of money politics in general elections in Indonesia must be based on established conditions. Such conditions are like implementing the regulations and force them to be implemented right away. Efforts that must be made in overcoming this violation in general elections in Indonesia are by making pre-eventive efforts. These efforts address election violations from the preparation step until the election implementation step. The second act is preventive actions, namely prevention efforts or non-penal measures before election crime. The third is a repressive effort that deals with corruption and focuses on the nature of the action, eradication, or suppression after the crime.

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Law Enforcement and Overcoming Violations of Money Politic in General Election: Indonesia’s Case

Daud

2020

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“…own power of those in power at the time. After all, in the life of a democratic state there are always deviations from democratic principles, Ramdhani, 2018) For example, when direct elections take place. However, each social group has unlimited opportunities to achieve a decisive position in opposition with a political party outside the shadow of the ruler.…”

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Implications of the existence of opposition political parties as checks and balances in the implementation of democracy

Fahruddiana

2023

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The opposition plays an important role in monitoring government policies and programs or in fulfilling checks and balances. However, the opposition parties in parliament have always been in the minority along the long road of Indonesian populist democracy. This situation weakens the control function and widens the gap to uphold the will of the people. There are opposition parties which have always been a minority group in parliament which is even worse if the decision-making cannot be resolved by a joint decision. If this happens, the minority opposition forces cannot influence government policies. Consequently, when the votes of the parties in a coalition supporting the government have dominance in determining public policies, this will result in policies that are usually authoritarian in nature.

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“…Article 73 paragraph (4) of the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3 of 1999 concerning Political Parties which reads that when an election is held according to this law by giving or promising, bribes someone, either so that he does not exercise his right to vote or so that he exercise their rights in a certain way, shall be punished with a maximum imprisonment of 3 (three) years. This applies doubly to voters who accept bribes and those who commit this humiliating act (Anggraeni & Ramdhani, 2018).…”

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The Impact of Money Politic in the Local Elections in Indonesia

Abdiellah,

Muharram,

Julianingsi

2022

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Indonesia is a state of law. In essence, everyone must follow the existing rules. It started off well small to large. Likewise, what is meant by the Indonesian state is a democratic country where the center of power is in the hands of the people. Elections are a form of progress to prioritize the community and create leaders with a high sense of unity and justice. Overall, elections are a sign of supreme power in the hands of the people. Through elections, the assertion of national power can be achieved with some of the powers and rights of the public over representatives of the government and parliament. But in fact, violations often occur both in the Pilkada process and in parliamentary elections. These violations included fraudulent campaign activities in the form of donations of money and goods to tempt the public to vote for a candidate during the election. In a democracy, the development of money politics slowly undermines the principle, because the people's voice can be redeemed with money.

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Pencegahan Money Politic Dalam Pemilihan Umum Melalui Penguatan Kebijakan Non Penal

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Law Enforcement and Overcoming Violations of Money Politic in General Election: Indonesia’s Case

Law Enforcement and Overcoming Violations of Money Politic in General Election: Indonesia’s Case

Implications of the existence of opposition political parties as checks and balances in the implementation of democracy

The Impact of Money Politic in the Local Elections in Indonesia

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