Khasanah, Neneng Uswatun (2020) THE CRIMINAL CASES OF CHILDREN IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAW: LITIGATION AND NON-LITIGATION RESOLUTIONS. Justicia Islamica: Jurnal Kajian Hukum dan Sosial, 17 (2). pp. 281-298. ISSN 1693-5926

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Abstract

The increasing number of child cases in Ponorogo Regency from 2015 to 2019 requires fast, simple handling and can have a deterrent effect on children. From this, problems can be formulated related to how the process of resolving child cases is through litigation and non-litigation at the Police, District Courts, KPPA Ponorogo, as well as LK3 Ponorogo. This research is a qualitative descriptive study, with a sociological juridical approach, and the data are obtained based on field research to related institutions, then analyzed by inductive analysis. The settlement of cases of children in conflict with the Law is conducted by litigation to the Police and the Ponorogo District Court by the relevant Law. Meanwhile, non-litigation, namely diversion, has not been effective because it was found that there was a repetition of crimes, such as theft, raiding, which were carried out by several children, indicating that the non-litigation approach had not provided a deterrent effect on children. Meanwhile, in non-litigation terms, the roles of institutions in Ponorogo Regency, such as the KPPA, LK3 are still lacking even though their handling is by the Child Protection Law and the Child Justice System Law. To see and understand the handling of children dealing with the Law directly, it is also known that law enforcement officers in Ponorogo choose to prioritize human values with nonlitigation even though there are not by the Law; this is what contributes to this research.

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