Abstract

Objective: Enforcement of civil rights for criminal victims in Indonesia can be achived in three ways, that is a combination of compensation cases, lawsuits against the law, and requests for compensation for restitution and protection of witnesses and victims. However, these efforts can only be carried out if there is a request from the victim, if there is no request then this effort cannot be carried out. This resulted in a separate obstacle for the victims of crime to obtain compensation from the perpetrators of the crime. This condition shows that the value of justice in Pancasila has not yet been implemented at the criminal justice.
 Methodology: Using normative juridical research methods by seeking data sourced from regulations relating to the civil rights of crime victims.
 Findings: This research concludes several efforts and ways for victims of crime to receive compensation.

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