Criminal Policy Of Property Crimes Countermeasures: An Reforming Indonesia’s Criminal Law

Abstract

In this study, the aim is to examine policies for overcoming Property Crimes in Indonesia that have not yet realized public security and order and to offer the concept of overcoming Property Crimes in Indonesia for reform in criminal policy. This research includes two things, namely the practice of law enforcement and the concept of criminal policy to Countermeasures of Property Crimes in the view of reforming Indonesian criminal law. This study uses a normative juridical approach that refers to written laws in law and regulations and other approaches related to research. The results of the study show that law enforcement practices in Indonesia have not been effective, namely, the judicial process has not been well-coordinated, the imposition of sanctions is not appropriate, there is no integrated background data on perpetrators (criminal records), the existence of "labeling" as a result of judicial decisions. In this study, the authors offer the concept of criminal criminal policy of Property Crimes, namely criminal law policies that are supported by policies outside of criminal law.