Criminal Law Policy Towards the Concept of Diversion as an Act to Safeguard Children Who Commit Criminal Crimes in the Context of Criminal Law Reform
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v7i2.2000Schlagwörter:
Criminal Law Policy; Version; Child Molesting; Criminal Law EnforcementAbstract
This paper takes a background from the perspective of criminal law renewal, it must be acknowledged that a repressive approach to children who commit criminal ACTS often offers no effective solutions. Rather, they create space for more holistic interventions, taking into account the social, economic, and psychological factors that can influence child behavior. Therefore, criminal law renewal that incorporated the concept of altered version paved the way for a more humanistic civilization of law and in accord with human rights principles. The method of research used in this study is normative jurisdiction or literature study. And so the problem with this research is. How criminal law policy. the concept of protecting child criminals in current positive laws and how efforts are made to provide protection against children who commit non-criminal ACTS and how the concept is altered in a new criminal law in the future.
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