Criminal Law Reconstruction In The Efforts Of Countering Terrorism In Indonesia Based On Justice Values

Abstract

Terrorism is a frightening crime for citizens of the world and people of Indonesia. The Republic of
Indonesia, as mandated by the 1945 Constitution, is obliged to protect the entire Indonesian Nation and
all Indonesian blood. Therefore the Republic of Indonesia is obliged to protect all its citizens from any
threat of both national and international terrorism. This study aims to analyze the factors that influence
the rule of law on terrorism countering that cannot provide a sense of justice, and to do the
Reconstruction of the rule of law on terrorism based on the value of justice. The research of this uses
normative legal research the data used is secondary.. The specifications of this research are normative
with conceptual approach through understanding concepts, views or doctrines that develop in law, and
case approach through examining cases related to the research problem at hand. Law Number 15 of
2003 is the legislative policy in the effort to tackle terrorism in Indonesia and also against international
terrorism that is likely to occur in Indonesia. Criminal law as a means of overcoming criminal acts of
terrorism as contained in Act Number 15 of 2003, among others is by criminalizing. The criminalization
policy is formulated in the Terrorism group and Criminal Acts that is related to the Terrorism Crime
group. In the application of the law, it turns out that the Act still faces obstacles and shortcomings so
that changes are needed for the future.