CD Skripsi
Analisis Yuridis Tindak Pidana Kejahatan Seksual Menurut Hukum Pidana Indonesia
The legal system in Indonesia is founded on the principles of Pancasila, encompassing moral-religious, humanitarian, and societal values. As such, criminal law must also reflect these moral values enshrined in Pancasila within its substantive provisions. Consequently, Indonesian substantive criminal law should encompass the evolving landscape of sexual offenses. The Indonesian criminal law system faces the challenge of a gap between the legal certainty surrounding sexual offenses and prevailing societal morality, where the demand for legal protection of societal values remains unmet.
This normative legal study employs a literature review method to conduct a detailed and comprehensive analysis of regulations pertaining to sexual offenses, complemented by a comparative law approach. The research utilizes qualitative data analysis to interpret and draw conclusions regarding the various forms of sexual offenses as defined by the legislation. Secondary data, specifically codified scientific data, serves as the primary source for this study.
The results of this research highlight the need for revisions to several formulations regarding sexual offenses in Indonesia to achieve an ideal criminal law framework. These revisions include modifying the classification of adultery offenses, imposing harsher penalties for adultery, rape, pedophilia, bestiality, and electronic-based sexual offenses. Additionally, the definitions and scope of offenses such as incest and aggravating circumstances require expansion. Furthermore, the categorization of criminal fines in regulations outside the Criminal Code should be revised to align with economic developments.
Keywords: Crime, Sexual Offences, Comparative Law.
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