Restorative justice: A humanistic paradigm for addressing the needs of victims, offenders, and communities

Scholl, Mark B.; Townsend, Christopher B.

doi:10.1002/johc.12204

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“…In addition, the Republic of Indonesia Prosecutor's Regulation No. 15 of 2020 Concerning Termination of Prosecution Based on Restorative Justice states that the following are the conditions for a criminal act that can be stopped by the Public Prosecutor: (a) there has been reinstatement in the original condition carried out by the Suspect using; (b) return items obtained from criminal acts to the Victim; (c) compensation for the victim's losses; (d) reimbursement of costs incurred as (Scholl & Townsend, 2023).…”

Section: Prosecution Stagementioning

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Application of Restorative Justice in Statutory Practice

Taufiqurokhman,

Hariyanti Tarigan,

Kunto Wibisono

2024

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The purpose of the research is to provide an explanation of how restorative justice is used in constitutional practice. In its implementation there has been development, due to awareness of the importance of restorative justice. So, the support of various parties, government, non-governmental organizations, civil society is needed so that restorative justice becomes an integral part of the Indonesian justice system in facing the challenges of law enforcement and constitutional practices which are explained in detail in the theory of Restorative Justice and the effectiveness of law enforcement. The research method was carried out normatively and sociologically with a descriptive analytical research design and using secondary and tertiary data to explain the writing of the research with the research locus in the Constitutional Procedural Law (HTN) courts. The findings of research on how restorative justice is used in constitutional practices can make law enforcement procedures that are inclusive, fair, and beneficial to society stronger. The utilization of supportive equity can assist with fortifying the groundworks of Indonesian state organization which depends on the standards of a vote based system, equity, and common liberties (HAM). The findings of the research lead to the following recommendations: (1) Indonesia must begin the process of developing a restorative justice law: (2) the government needs to increase the capacity of institutions and human resources involved in restorative justice; (3) it is necessary to collaborate with various parties to increase public awareness of the benefits of restorative justice (4) collaborate with various stakeholders to evaluate the restorative justice program.

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Section: Prosecution Stagementioning

confidence: 99%