Implementation of Restorative Justice as an Alternative Case Settlement Strategy Involving Pornography on Social Media (Case Study of Reported Case at Bogor City Police Station)

Abstract

The occurrence of a crime that uses information technology raises new problems in enforcing criminal law both regarding acts that are prohibited and punishable-by crime as well as those relating to the system-of evidence and evidence that can be used to prove that a crime has occurred and in determining who the perpetrators of the crime are. The problem of implementing Restorative Justice at Polresta Bogor City aims to create public order and society, which in this case requires the involvement of the state which in this case is the court. The concept of Restorative Justice has been accommodated in various agencies, but no single regulation specifically addresses this theme. The regulations for Restorative Justice need to be clarified so as not to cause social inequality, where everyone must be seen as equal before the law. The handling of Restorative Justice must be ensured that it does not violate applicable law, with reference to the Integrated Criminal Justice System. This study has the intent and purpose of knowing how to implement Restorative Justice as an alternative settlement of cases involving pornography reported at the Bogor City Police. The type and type of research used by researchers is descriptive qualitative research with a case study approach. The results of the study show that the implementation of Restorative Justice as an alternative strategy for solving pornographic cases reported-at the-Bogor City-Police has-been carried-out as-fully as-possible by-the Bogor-City Police by resolving criminal cases involving perpetrators, victims,-families of perpetrators/victims,-and other parties who-related to-jointly seeking-a fair-solution by-emphasizing restoration-to its-original state.-Settlement is done by reaching an agreement between the two parties.