Fitriyani, Dita Rizki (2024) Penegakan Hukum Terhadap Anak Sebagai Pelaku Perbuatan Cabul Di Wilayah Hukum Polsek Bagan Sinembah. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

Law enforcement is an action carried out by the Bagan Sinembah Sector Police to uphold justice in the legal area of the Bagan Sinembah Police. This law enforcement took place at the Bagan Sinembah Resort Police with the crime of sexual abuse committed by a minor (18 years). In handling this case, the Bagan Sinembah Sector Police referred to the Juvenile Criminal Justice System Law (SPPA) which emphasizes protecting children's rights while maintaining justice. Based on the background, the problem formulation that arises is: First, how to implement law enforcement against children as perpetrators of criminal acts of sexual abuse. Second, what are the obstacles in the implementation of the police in enforcing the law against children as perpetrators of obscene acts in the Bagan Sinembah Police Sector. The research was carried out using an empirical approach, an approach carried out by examining theories, concepts and statutory regulations related to this research and also by looking at the facts in practice in the field with the aim of seeing the reality or facts which is concrete regarding law enforcement against children as perpetrators of criminal acts of sexual abuse by providing appropriate justice and not violating established rules. The conclusion used by the author is inductive, namely by describing problems from general to specific. Law enforcement carried out by the Sector Police against children as perpetrators of criminal acts of sexual immorality by carrying out diversion on children under the age of 12 years and children over the age of 12-18 years will be given lighter criminal sentences compared to adults. The obstacles faced by the Bagan Sinembah Sector Police in dealing with criminal acts of sexual abuse are due to the lack of evidence and witnesses, legal limitations regarding children, ineffective diversion processes, limited advice and infrastructure, lack of cooperation with related parties, both the police and related institutions child.

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