Restorative Justice on Corruption Criminal Actions
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v6i4.1161Keywords:
Corruption Crimes; Criminal System; Punishment; Restorative Justice; Victim's RightsAbstract
The concept of sentencing in Indonesia has long been a subject of debate, as it involves imposing punishment and restricting a person's rights. The current penal system in Indonesia heavily relies on the Retributive Justice model, which aims to settle criminal cases through punishment. However, this model tends to prioritize the perpetrator's punishment over the victim's rights. As time goes on, the Retributive Justice model has been challenged by an alternative approach, namely Restorative Justice. This approach aims to repair the harm caused by criminal acts, rather than solely punishing the offender. Restorative Justice has the potential to offer a different solution to the Indonesian criminal justice system. Furthermore, its implementation could help eradicate corruption crimes in the country.
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