IMPLEMENTATION OF DISCOUNTING CASH FLOW THEORY IN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROCESSES IN THE STAGE OF POLICE INVESTIGATION IN INDONESIA
Nugraha Pranadita, Nugraha, Maya Sari

Management Doctoral Program, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
nugrahapranadita[at]upi.edu

Abstract

In the criminal law system in Indonesia, which begins with the investigation process and ends with the criminal process, the police carry out their role at the investigation and investigation stage. Criminal law is enforced in criminal courts, while civil law is enforced in civil courts. This is because the two fields of law have different concepts. The application of restorative justice at the investigation stage in the police is one way of bringing the concept of criminal law closer to the concept of civil law in the context of law enforcement in Indonesia. In the framework of restorative justice, ^punishment^ for a certain crime is replaced by ^compensation payment^. Regarding how the value of compensation is calculated, this is not the domain of legal science to explain it. Law science requires assistance from other sciences in the context of law enforcement. Regarding the calculation of the value of compensation, law science gets help from the science of financial management through the discounted cash flow theory which can be used as an alternative solution to the problem of calculating the value of the compensation. This proves that law is a shared science that is able to provide space for other sciences to assist the development of legal science in the framework of law enforcement, and towards the farthest objectives of law, namely- justice.

Keywords: Theory, discounted cash flow, justice, and law

Topic: Financial Management and Accounting