S Sextortion is an act that combines the abuse of position, power relations, and sexual advantage, thereby creating challenges in determining the appropriate legal construction under the laws and regulations of indonesia. the issues addressed in this research are: how sextortion is regulated under the laws and regulations of indonesia, and whether the constituent elements of sextortion in decision number 1479/pid.sus/2023/pt mdn are consistent with the applicable laws and regulations. this research aims to examine the legal regulation of sextortion under the indonesian legal framework and to analyze the conformity of the constituent elements of sextortion in the aforementioned court decision with the prevailing laws and regulations. this research employs normative legal research with a descriptive approach, utilizing secondary data in the form of primary and secondary legal materials, as well as supporting primary data obtained through an interview with a criminal law expert. data were collected through library research and interviews, analyzed qualitatively, while conclusions were drawn using the deductive method. the findings indicate that sextortion has not yet been recognized as a distinct criminal offense under indonesian criminal law. nevertheless, it may be interpreted through the existing legal provisions contained in the law on sexual violence crimes, the law on the eradication of corruption crimes, and the indonesian criminal code. in decision number 1479/pid.sus/2023/pt mdn, the elements of abuse of position, power relations, dependency, deception, sexual intercourse, or obscene acts correspond to article 6(c) of the law on sexual violence crimes, while the corruptive dimension of such conduct has normative relevance when interpreted under article 12b of the law on the eradication of corruption crimes. furthermore, the repeated commission of such acts is also related to article 64 of the indonesian criminal code concerning a continuing offense.