Law Enforcement of Traffic Violations Through Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) at the Central Java Regional Police

The research objective in this study was to identify and analyze law enforcement for traffic violations through Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement at the Central Java Regional Police, to identify and analyze the factors that influence law enforcement for traffic violations through Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement at the Central Java Regional Police and their solutions. This study uses a sociological juridical approach, with a quantitative descriptive research method. The data used are primary and secondary data which will be analyzed qualitatively. The research problems were analyzed using law enforcement theory and Lawrence Friedman's legal system theory. The results of the study concluded that: 1). Traffic violation law enforcement through Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement at Polda Central Java is as follows: carry out training or understanding of the implementation of ETLE to members of the Central Java Polda Traffic Unit, coordinate with relevant agencies (Court, Prosecutor's Office, BRI, Post Office) regarding the implementation of ETLE, carry out coordination with the Transportation Agency regarding painting road markings and fulfilling road infrastructure, carrying out implementation through print or electronic media regarding the implementation of ETLE for offenders; 2). The factors that influence law enforcement according to are aspects of legal structure, legal substance, legal culture. The solution for the aspect of the legal structure is that law enforcement officials should be more assertive in taking action against traffic violators and not discriminate between those who violate it to create fair and non-discriminatory law enforcement. The solution for the aspect of legal substance is the need for regulations governing the e-ticket system policy that has been implemented in the form of implementing implementing regulations related to the e-ticket system so that it can intervene in other institutions concerned with the implementation of the e-ticket system such as (courts, prosecutors). The solution to the legal culture barriers is that in terms of public disobedience to the rules, the Police must intensively conduct socialization regarding ETLE. If necessary, outreach can also be carried out through print and electronic media so that the public understands and understands ETLE enforcement