Critical Studies in the Implementation of Restorative Justice’s Principle to Realize Religious Justice
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v6i4.1187Keywords:
Law Enforcement; Restorative Justice; Criminal JusticeAbstract
The justice that has been going on in the criminal justice system in Indonesia is a retribution retribution oriented for vengeance and suffering, this concept is obsolete by various legal experts. So was born the principle of restorative justice Whose fashion leads to a preliminary recovery of victim, the perpetrator, and the public are known by the restorative justice principle. In islamic criminal law, the concept of restorative justice has long been known to become even the principal model of accommodation in cases accommodation in qisos-diyat principles. The implementation of qisos-diyat as one of the principal solvency principles in Islam has also been accommofied by the samin indigenous people in blora to solve a problem they use a restorative justice approach with the name Rembuk Rukun. The study adopted a socio-legal approach, seeing aspects of the law that remained independent of such other aspects as economics, politics, and socio-culture.
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