Abstract
Restorative Justice is a scheme for resolving criminal cases by bringing together the perpetrator and victim of the crime, the perpetrator’s family and the victim’s family as well as other parties related to the crime that occurred. In Indonesia, currently each law enforcement officer in the criminal system, from the Police, Prosecutor’s Office to the Court, each has regulations regarding Restorative Justice which are regulated individually according to the policies of each law enforcement officer. Things like this will of course reduce the meaning of Restorative Justice itself. For example, the Prosecutor’s Office regulates the Restorative Justice scheme in Prosecutor’s Regulation Number 15 of 2020 concerning Termination of Prosecution Based on Restorative Justice, the contents of which focus on justifying cases so that they do not reach the conference stage, instead of accommodating and maximizing things that are beneficial for victims of criminal acts. This research is normative legal research that uses a statutory and regulatory approach and a contextual approach to answer legal issues regarding the regulation of Restorative Justice in the criminal justice system, and regarding the main objectives of implementing the Restorative Justice scheme itself.