<![CDATA[Handling Civil-Military Jurisdiction Cases (In Indonesian, it is called Perkara Koneksitas) is the resolution of participation offenses (deelneming) carried out jointly by those who are subject to the general court judiciary and the military justice judiciary. The handling of these cases is carried out by two judicial subsystems, namely general justice and military justice, which jointly resolve connection cases. However, the current law does not clearly regulate the handling of Civil-Military Jurisdiction Cases, so law enforcement officials deviate from the provisions for handling. This article examines the Responsive law enforcement in handling civil-military jurisdiction cases with the conclusion that handling Civil-Military Jurisdiction Cases is part of general justice and military justice. Since there are two courts competent to enforce the law in the handling of such cases, under the provisions of Articles 89 to 94 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the handling of such cases is carried out jointly by the subsystem in general justice and the subsystem in military justice. Investigations by the Police, Prosecutors and Military Poms/Oditors, Prosecution by Prosecutors and Oditurs, Trial by Judges from the General Court and Military Justice in a balanced manner. Because the two courts have very different case handling cultures, and until now there are no clear rules governing the technique of handling cases in connection, where there are two procedural laws that apply.]]>
