PELAKSANAAN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE DI UNIT PERLINDUNGAN PEREMPUAN DAN ANAK POLRES BENGKULU (STUDY KASUS KEJAHATAN SEKSUAL

In the Protection of Women and Children unit, the Bengkulu police
station has implemented Restorative Justice in resolving sexual crimes against
children, but in its implementation it has not been in accordance with the
provisions of the Act. Peace implementation is not before Unit Protection of
Women and Children investigators, therefore the results of peace are often not
fulfilled / denied by suspects / perpetrators. Therefore this topic is very important
to be discussed with the aim of describing the implementation of Restorative
Justice, the obstacles faced by Bengkulu Police Unit Protection of Women and
Children Investigators and the efforts of Investigators in the Bengkulu Regional
Police Unit Protection of Women and Children so that the Restorative Justice
Implementation is effective in Handling Child Sex Crimes. This study uses
empirical legal research methods, the data used are primary data, secondary data
and tertiary data. The population in this study were all Unit Protection of Women
and Children investigators and investigators as well as all Parties who had dealt
with the Bengkulu Police Unit Protection of Women and Children, analyzing the
data using a qualitative descriptive method in which systematically describing
data into sentences based on statements obtained from the results of research in
the field. The implementation of Restorative Justice in the Bengkulu Police Unit
Protection of Women and Children involving P2TP2A, Peksos, Victim / Acting
Families, Bhabinkamtibmas and by making a peace letter then carried out further
examinations (minutes of report revocation), the basis of investigators carrying
out Restorative Justice namely police discretion (Article 18 Law Number 2 of
2002) and the mandate of Law No. 11 of 2012 concerning the Criminal Justice
System of Children which assigns the best interests to children, while the
obstacles of investigators in the Implementation of Restorative Justice are Unit
Protection of Women and Children Investigators cannot continue reports that have
been revoked / published (SP3) but it can be submitted with a new case, namely a
Fraud case if the offender denies the agreement contained in the peace letter, and
the efforts made by the investigator in the implementation of Restorative Justice,
namely legal counseling, coordination between law enforcement officials and
education and training conducted by the Bengkulu Police Unit Protection of
Women and Children
Keywords: Implementation, Restorative Justice, Protection of Women and
Children