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The Effectiveness of the Implementation of E-Ticket Fines for Traffic Violators in the Seluma Regency Region Based on Law no. 22 of 2009 concerning Road Traffic and Transportation: Efektivitas Penerapan Sanksi Denda E-Tilang bagi Pelanggar Lalu Lintas di Wilayah Kabupaten Seluma Berdasarkan Undang-Undang No. 22 Tahun 2009 tentang Lalu Lintas dan Angkutan Jalan Dhani, Shelfira Oktilisa; Dasan , Ahmad; Sastra, Hendi
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
Publisher : Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia

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The number of traffic violations in Indonesia which continues to increase from year to year makes the Police Traffic Corps in the current of era globalization to innovate to make applications that facilitate the handling of ticket cases. In Seluma Regency in particular the traffic violation rates also continue to increase over time. For this reason, throughout Indonesia on December 6, 2017 launching of an application called E-Tilang was carried out in which the E-Tilang application is expected to be a new breakthrough by the Police, especially Traffic to reduce the number of traffic violations, and also to press the rate of illegal fees committed between violators and parties Police. Although it has only been applied for 2 years, the application of the E-Tilang Fines sanctions can be said to be effective and efficient, especially in the Seluma Regency. E-Tilang has many benefits that are felt by various groups including the community and members of the Police especially Traffic. By using the E-Traffic Ticket application, violations committed by violators do not need to use a lot of paper because they are already registered in the E-Traffic Ticket application, if the violator is dealt with by the E-Traffic system, Traffic violators also no longer need to attend court hearings. The application of the E-Tilang application turned out to also have weaknesses which became an obstacle in the application of the E-Tilang fine in the Seluma District. These constraints and weaknesses include the network used in the E-Tilang Application, which still uses 3G / 4G application network accessibility, which if the signal is available is poor, the service will also be disrupted. Then it was still found in the Seluma District Region that there was a lack of public awareness of compliance with the Law.

How does correctional institution restore the sense of humanism to criminals? Bagaimana cara lembaga pemasyarakatan mengembalikan rasa humanisme kepada koruptor? Hanif, Muhammad Miftakhuddin
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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Prison sentence is a form of punishment which until now is one of the favorite punishments implemented and applied in the Indonesian punishment system. Imprisonment of the existing imprisonment proved to have a lot of gap abuse in him both by wardens or by inmates even by third parties. This in fact makes the prison yag should be the place to make the deterrent effect seems to change a lot. Even those changes made prisons a fertile ground for the inmates and made the prison a place of business. Therefore, it is necessary to solve the problem and find a way out to overcome the problem to create law that is safe and prosperous and revive the sense of a deterrent effect to inmates in prisons. This research tries to examine how the correctional institution in Indonesia provide sufficient facilities for character building of prisoners to be ready to return to society. The research found that the deterrent effect of criminals is not the main goal in the pattern of abusing prisoners in various correctional institutions in Indonesia, but rather how to build the character of the prisoners so that they are accepted back into society. This research also found that, the obstacles faced in the form of inadequate institutional facilities, overcapacity in almost all prisons, and the still large number of bribes in the institutions became an ineffective coaching pattern.

Children as victims of sexual crimes: how is the role of the police in Indonesia? Anak sebagai korban kejahatan seksual: bagaimana peran polisi di Indonesia? Huda, Mohammad Arinal
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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The child is the greatest gift that god gives to the parents to be cared for and the protection of his rights by the people and the State. Children also have basic human rights, and have been stipulated both national and international legal instrument. Attention to the protection of human rights law in children is still minimal by the people and the State. Indonesia as a State of law must be able to protect the rights of children considering they are the future assets of the State that must be protected the protection of their rights. There have been many cases of sexual crimes in children due to lack of care from parents and no respect for the rights of children by the community. Lack of legal awareness by the community causes the victims of sexual crimes in children to continue. This paper is intended to analyze the role of police on providing the legal proetction for children as victim of sexual violence in Indonesia. The research emphaszied and found that in some cases, police cannot provide the enough protetcion to children due to the lack of facilities as well as laws and regulations. Eventhough there is Juvenile Criminal Justice System, in many cases, the victims not getting adequate protection, as well as restoring their rights. This research underlines that the national law only focuses on the imposition of punishment for perpetrators, not yet more oriented to how to restore victims' rights. In the case in this study, the criminal route does not provide much to the victim, so a breakthrough is needed by law enforcement officials in Indonesia.

Islamic Extremism and the Challenges of Terrorism in the West African Sub-Region: Charting the Way Forward Nte , Ngboawaji Daniel; Torru, Bianca Oyinkarebi; Isa, Awwal; Baba-Ahmadu, Abdulaziz
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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This study examines Islamic extremism, and the challenges of terrorism in the West African sub-region. This was achieved through a systematic review of the activities terrorist groups in West Africa and how they affect the African and indeed the global security space. Consequently, this burgeoning threat has necessitated a search for an effective solution to the sub-regionâ€™s security challenges as the region in recent times has become the flashpoint of incessant bombing, hostage-taking, killing of innocent civilians on a daily basis; leading to loss of businesses and property. The work employed an historical design and relied on primary and secondary sources of data- via the use of text books, journals, newspaper, official documents and internet sources. For the purpose of a theoretical framework, the study is guided by the frustration-aggression theory, which made it possible to discuss and apply relevant literatures that are centered on Islamic extremism, global security and the challenges of terrorism in West Africa. The study equally raised five research questions that were answered using qualitative data in the form of supportive literatures. The analysis of these literatures revealed among others; the challenges of terrorism in West Africa and the nexus between African terrorist organizations and other terrorist organizations around the globe. As part of the solution/ counter terrorism measures in West Africa, the study also reviewed the UN Global Counterterrorism Strategy (UNGC-T Strategy) and the UN General Assembly Resolution 1373 and 1612 on African Counter Terrorism Strategies. From the findings of this study, the following recommendations were made; the need for African States affected by acts of terrorism to reappraise their socio-economic conditions and political policies in other to improve on them, the creation of legal and institutional bodies to adjudicate on cases associated with terrorism, Government, through the religious advisory committee should map out sustainable strategies will encourage religious tolerance discourage any kind of preaching that involves criticism, condemnation and abuse of other religions and the adoption and implementation of the UNGC-T Strategies among others to ensure a peaceful and stable sub-region poised for economic growth and development.

Management of confiscated goods and looted goods of the state at the Class I RUPBASAN Bengkulu: Pengelolaan Benda Sitaan dan Barang Rampasan Negara Pada Rupbasan Kelas I Bengkulu Wijaya, Trio Sandra
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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In the existing legal system in Indonesia, goods and objects suspected of being evidence of a criminal act must be secured in order to carry out further investigations into the criminal acts committed. The existence of a house for storing state confiscated objects or abbreviated as Rupbasan is very important as a place to keep the evidence of the crime until the investigation is complete and the verdict has been issued for abandoning the crime. In this study, the author wanted to see how far the management of goods and looted and confiscated by the state in the Rupbasan Class I Bengkulu. This research was conducted using a qualitative method by conducting interview data collection techniques and field observations, and the data obtained were primary data and secondary data. The implementation of the management carried out at the Bengkulu Class I Rupbasan is technically not appropriate but procedurally it is in accordance with the decision of the Director General of Corrections Number: E1.35.PK.03.10 of 2002 concerning Implementation Guidelines and Technical Instructions for Management of State Confiscated Objects and State Confiscated Goods. As well as found obstacles in the implementation of the management of confiscated state goods and goods, these obstacles consist of internal and external. Internal barriers are limited human resources and inadequate facilities and infrastructure. Meanwhile, external obstacles, such as the existence of found objects that are not in the legal process at the Rupbasan and the number of objects and goods that have obtained legal decisions but are not immediately executed, resulting in accumulation in the Rupbasan.

Independence of the Police of the Republic of Indonesia in Realizing the Supremacy of Law: Kemandirian Kepolisian Republik Indonesia dalam Mewujudkan Supremasi Hukum Wibowo, Dwi Edi; Susanti, Liana Endah
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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This paper analyzes the position of the police institution and the independence of the police institution in Indonesia in realizing the supremacy and justice of the law.

The Effectiveness of the Implementation of E-Ticket Fines for Traffic Violators in the Seluma Regency Region Based on Law no. 22 of 2009 concerning Road Traffic and Transportation: Efektivitas Penerapan Sanksi Denda E-Tilang bagi Pelanggar Lalu Lintas di Wilayah Kabupaten Seluma Berdasarkan Undang-Undang No. 22 Tahun 2009 tentang Lalu Lintas dan Angkutan Jalan Shelfira Oktilisa Dhani; Ahmad Dasan; Hendi Sastra
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
Publisher : Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia

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The number of traffic violations in Indonesia which continues to increase from year to year makes the Police Traffic Corps in the current of era globalization to innovate to make applications that facilitate the handling of ticket cases. In Seluma Regency in particular the traffic violation rates also continue to increase over time. For this reason, throughout Indonesia on December 6, 2017 launching of an application called E-Tilang was carried out in which the E-Tilang application is expected to be a new breakthrough by the Police, especially Traffic to reduce the number of traffic violations, and also to press the rate of illegal fees committed between violators and parties Police. Although it has only been applied for 2 years, the application of the E-Tilang Fines sanctions can be said to be effective and efficient, especially in the Seluma Regency. E-Tilang has many benefits that are felt by various groups including the community and members of the Police especially Traffic. By using the E-Traffic Ticket application, violations committed by violators do not need to use a lot of paper because they are already registered in the E-Traffic Ticket application, if the violator is dealt with by the E-Traffic system, Traffic violators also no longer need to attend court hearings. The application of the E-Tilang application turned out to also have weaknesses which became an obstacle in the application of the E-Tilang fine in the Seluma District. These constraints and weaknesses include the network used in the E-Tilang Application, which still uses 3G / 4G application network accessibility, which if the signal is available is poor, the service will also be disrupted. Then it was still found in the Seluma District Region that there was a lack of public awareness of compliance with the Law.

Children as victims of sexual crimes: how is the role of the police in Indonesia? Anak sebagai korban kejahatan seksual: bagaimana peran polisi di Indonesia? Mohammad Arinal Huda
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
Publisher : Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia

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The child is the greatest gift that god gives to the parents to be cared for and the protection of his rights by the people and the State. Children also have basic human rights, and have been stipulated both national and international legal instrument. Attention to the protection of human rights law in children is still minimal by the people and the State. Indonesia as a State of law must be able to protect the rights of children considering they are the future assets of the State that must be protected the protection of their rights. There have been many cases of sexual crimes in children due to lack of care from parents and no respect for the rights of children by the community. Lack of legal awareness by the community causes the victims of sexual crimes in children to continue. This paper is intended to analyze the role of police on providing the legal proetction for children as victim of sexual violence in Indonesia. The research emphaszied and found that in some cases, police cannot provide the enough protetcion to children due to the lack of facilities as well as laws and regulations. Eventhough there is Juvenile Criminal Justice System, in many cases, the victims not getting adequate protection, as well as restoring their rights. This research underlines that the national law only focuses on the imposition of punishment for perpetrators, not yet more oriented to how to restore victims' rights. In the case in this study, the criminal route does not provide much to the victim, so a breakthrough is needed by law enforcement officials in Indonesia.

Islamic Extremism and the Challenges of Terrorism in the West African Sub-Region: Charting the Way Forward Ngboawaji Daniel Nte; Bianca Oyinkarebi Torru; Awwal Isa; Abdulaziz Baba-Ahmadu
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
Publisher : Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia

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This study examines Islamic extremism, and the challenges of terrorism in the West African sub-region. This was achieved through a systematic review of the activities terrorist groups in West Africa and how they affect the African and indeed the global security space. Consequently, this burgeoning threat has necessitated a search for an effective solution to the sub-region’s security challenges as the region in recent times has become the flashpoint of incessant bombing, hostage-taking, killing of innocent civilians on a daily basis; leading to loss of businesses and property. The work employed an historical design and relied on primary and secondary sources of data- via the use of text books, journals, newspaper, official documents and internet sources. For the purpose of a theoretical framework, the study is guided by the frustration-aggression theory, which made it possible to discuss and apply relevant literatures that are centered on Islamic extremism, global security and the challenges of terrorism in West Africa. The study equally raised five research questions that were answered using qualitative data in the form of supportive literatures. The analysis of these literatures revealed among others; the challenges of terrorism in West Africa and the nexus between African terrorist organizations and other terrorist organizations around the globe. As part of the solution/ counter terrorism measures in West Africa, the study also reviewed the UN Global Counterterrorism Strategy (UNGC-T Strategy) and the UN General Assembly Resolution 1373 and 1612 on African Counter Terrorism Strategies. From the findings of this study, the following recommendations were made; the need for African States affected by acts of terrorism to reappraise their socio-economic conditions and political policies in other to improve on them, the creation of legal and institutional bodies to adjudicate on cases associated with terrorism, Government, through the religious advisory committee should map out sustainable strategies will encourage religious tolerance discourage any kind of preaching that involves criticism, condemnation and abuse of other religions and the adoption and implementation of the UNGC-T Strategies among others to ensure a peaceful and stable sub-region poised for economic growth and development.

Management of confiscated goods and looted goods of the state at the Class I RUPBASAN Bengkulu: Pengelolaan Benda Sitaan dan Barang Rampasan Negara Pada Rupbasan Kelas I Bengkulu Trio Sandra Wijaya
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 7 (2021): July, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
Publisher : Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia

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In the existing legal system in Indonesia, goods and objects suspected of being evidence of a criminal act must be secured in order to carry out further investigations into the criminal acts committed. The existence of a house for storing state confiscated objects or abbreviated as Rupbasan is very important as a place to keep the evidence of the crime until the investigation is complete and the verdict has been issued for abandoning the crime. In this study, the author wanted to see how far the management of goods and looted and confiscated by the state in the Rupbasan Class I Bengkulu. This research was conducted using a qualitative method by conducting interview data collection techniques and field observations, and the data obtained were primary data and secondary data. The implementation of the management carried out at the Bengkulu Class I Rupbasan is technically not appropriate but procedurally it is in accordance with the decision of the Director General of Corrections Number: E1.35.PK.03.10 of 2002 concerning Implementation Guidelines and Technical Instructions for Management of State Confiscated Objects and State Confiscated Goods. As well as found obstacles in the implementation of the management of confiscated state goods and goods, these obstacles consist of internal and external. Internal barriers are limited human resources and inadequate facilities and infrastructure. Meanwhile, external obstacles, such as the existence of found objects that are not in the legal process at the Rupbasan and the number of objects and goods that have obtained legal decisions but are not immediately executed, resulting in accumulation in the Rupbasan.

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Home Page

OAI Link

Editorial Team

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Contact Name Ridwan Arifin

Contact Email ridwanarifin.mail@gmail.com

Phone +6281225294499

Journal Mail Official ijps.policejournal@gmail.com

Editorial Address Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia. Jl. Sultan Agung No 131 Candi Baru Semarang. Nomor Telepon: 024 8411680-90.

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Contact Name
Ridwan Arifin

Contact Email
ridwanarifin.mail@gmail.com

Phone
+6281225294499

Journal Mail Official
ijps.policejournal@gmail.com

Editorial Address
Akademi Kepolisian Republik Indonesia. Jl. Sultan Agung No 131 Candi Baru Semarang. Nomor Telepon: 024 8411680-90.

Location
Kota semarang,

Jawa tengah

INDONESIA