Analysis Of Gambling Commitmentson Lineby Police Members Based On Civil Code And Police Discipline Regulations

Bond, GamblingOn line, Police

Abstract

The involvement of police officers in online gambling impacts two legal areas: Civil Law (specifically regarding contracts) and the Indonesian National Police Disciplinary Regulations (regarding internal sanctions). Legal regulations regarding gambling contractson lineby police officers is invalid and null and void. This is because the object of the agreement is contrary to law, public order, and morality in Indonesia. Agreements related to gamblingon lineby anyone, including police officers, is null and void in Indonesia because the object is illegal. Police officers involved face severe criminal and ethical sanctions, up to and including dishonorable discharge (PTDH). Law enforcement against police officers involved in gamblingon lineEnforcement is carried out through two channels: criminal sanctions based on general law and disciplinary sanctions and the internal code of ethics of the Indonesian National Police, which can result in dishonorable discharge (PTDH). This law enforcement includes taking action against members who simply engage in online gambling, especially if they are involved as protectors (backers) or part of a bookie network. Police Obstacles in Combating Gamblingon lineChallenges faced by its members include a lack of resources, limited technology, and internal issues such as the potential involvement of certain officers. These obstacles arise from difficulties in collecting electronic evidence, identifying perpetrators, budget constraints, and a lack of technological expertise among investigators, coupled with suboptimal coordination between the police and relevant agencies