Attorney's Office Research Articles

Efektivitas Kejaksaan Dalam Penanganan Perkara Tindak Pidana Korupsi di Maluku Sebagai Wilayah Kepulauan

Introduction: Based on the Prosecutor's Law number 16 of 2004, especially in Article 30 paragraph 1 letter d it states "in the criminal field the Prosecutor's Office has the duty and authority to conduct investigations into Certain Criminal Laws”. From this it is known that one particular case is a criminal act of corruption. Moreover, taking into account that Maluku is an archipelago, of course there are problems in implementation, which of course are experienced by every District Attorney's Office.
 Purposes of the Research: This study aims to find out how the effectiveness of handling corruption cases in Maluku as an archipelago.
 Methods of the Research: This paper uses empirical juridical research methods. The researchers used a case approach (case approach).
 Results of the Research: The results of this study shows that the Prosecutor's Office in the Maluku region has not been effective in handling Corruption Crime Cases in the archipelago area because law enforcement and legal justice of the prosecutor's office in the Maluku region which are contained in regulations do not accommodate case handling in the archipelago area, this has an impact on non-compliance with the principle of speedy justice and low cost. Because the central trial for Corruption Crimes must be held in the provincial capital, so this is quite burdensome for each Prosecutor's Office. As for the obstacles to carrying out the effectiveness of legal handling, the authors found that there were six (6) factors, namely budget limitations, difficulty accessing from one island to another, internet network in the archipelago, no regulations governing the handling of corruption in the archipelago, difficulties confiscating goods, and the Corruption Court located in Ambon City.

Chetty v Perumaul (AR313/2020) [2021] ZAKZPHC 66 (21 September 2021) - A cautionary note on the self-inflicted injury of disastrous and careless cross-examination

The Deputy Judge President of the Gauteng Local Division of the High Court recently commented on the functional interrelationship between judicial and legal professional ethics (Sutherland "The Dependence of Judges on Ethical Conduct by Legal Practitioners: The Ethical Duties of Disclosure and Non-Disclosure" 2021 SAJEJ Vol 4, Issue 1 47-64). Sutherland appropriately states that a culture of ethical conduct by legal practitioners is critical to ensure expeditious litigation and just outcomes (Sutherland 2021 SAJEJ 48). Many others also stress the general importance of professional ethics in legal education, practical legal training, and practice. Nonetheless, unprofessional, dishonourable, and unworthy conduct occurs with sufficient regularity to evoke widespread criticism of the legal profession. The Legal Practice Council listed the names of 123 legal practitioners who were either struck off the roll or suspended in 2022 for unethical conduct. The majority of reported violations were variations on well-known themes. Here some legal practitioners neglected to carry out legal work in a competent and timely manner, while others practiced and appeared in court without obtaining a practice management certificate or a Fidelity Fund Certificate. An advocate accepted instructions and payments directly from clients without a brief from an attorney and later used the details of attorneys without their consent. Some reported judgments, however, describe less common or novel examples of unethical conduct, such as defeating or obstructing the course of justice, misleading the court and forgery. In one instance, a legal practitioner placed a matter on an unopposed roll to secure a default judgment by intentionally removing the notice to oppose and the answering affidavit from the court file. This same legal practitioner assaulted and intimidated members of the South African Police Service ("SAPS") and was later interdicted from intimidating, threatening, victimising and harassing members of the SAPS and State attorney's offices.

CrimRxiv Consortium joined by Philadelphia District Attorney's Office's DATA Lab

CrimRxiv Consortium joined by Philadelphia District Attorney's Office's DATA Lab

Kedudukan Jaksa Sebagai Dominus Litis Dalam Melakukan Keadilan Restoratif Terhadap Tindak Pidana Penyalahgunaan Narkotika

The aim of this composition is to examine the authority of the Prosecutor in implementing Restorative Justice for those who have committed the crime of drug abuse and are currently being held at the Lamongan District Attorney's Office. Within criminal law, there is a concept known as the Double Track System, which permits perpetrators of drug abuse to either be incarcerated or receive rehabilitation through restorative justice. Additionally, this article elucidates the legal ramifications for the Prosecutor when enacting Restorative Justice for drug abuse offenders. The research method employed in this study is normative legal research, which involves investigating legal rules, principles, and doctrines to address the legal issues at hand. The objective of normative legal research is to provide solutions to current legal problems. Restorative justice was employed by the Lamongan District Attorney when dealing with the narcotics crimes committed by M. Farid, given that the perpetrator was categorized as a non-recidivist user who met all the necessary requirements. As a result, the punishment was focused on rehabilitation, which the perpetrator willingly agreed to undergo without any external pressure.

CAUSES OF CHILDREN COMMITTING THEFT CRIMES (Case Study of the Ngawi District Attorney's Office in 2022)

In the future, the child plays an important role in shaping the history, country and way of life of a country. In other words, children are the next generation of the nation. However, the potential for criminal behavior is also inherent in children. One of them is through theft. The factors that underlie children committing theft include family, environment, and even self. This study aims to determine and examine the factors that cause children to commit theft, as well as the efforts made to prevent this occurrence and law enforcement. This legal research uses descriptive analysis techniques by combining sociological or empirical approaches. Based on the results of the study, the main factors that encourage young people to commit theft in the Ngawi region are family, education, and economic factors. Poor education, weak economy, and a less harmonious family environment due to family conditions that are no longer intact due to divorce or death of parents, become additional factors in themselves. As a result, children lose positive role models on how to live their lives. To overcome this, efforts are needed to handle it as early as possible with various approaches and patterns of prevention, repressive, and curative handling.

Application of the Clustering Algorithm for the Classification of General Criminal Cases at the Binjai District Attorney's Office

The Binjai District Attorney's Office in carrying out its duties and functions, one of which handles general crimes, where so far the SPDP (Warranty to Commence Investigation) from the police that has entered the Binjai District Prosecutor's Office amounted to approximately 50 (fifty) cases each month. This amount consists of several types of general criminal cases. It is known that the types of general criminal cases amount to approximately 215 (two hundred and fifteen) types of cases, from this data, a method of classifying/clustering is needed from the types of cases that exist each month so that the data can be processed so as to produce the highest, moderate and highest scores. the lowest value of a type of case. The Binjai District Attorney's Office often receives requests for data from other ministries or agencies such as the BPS (Central Statistics Agency), the National Commission on Women and the National Commission on Children in the form of data recapitulation of crimes against women and children as perpetrators of crimes. The Binjai District Attorney's Office has a case handling system where the recapitulation cannot be taken directly but instead collects data manually, because the existing case handling system does not have the recapitulation as requested.The application of clustering has been carried out by many previous researchers. Among them, the K-Means Clustering Algorithm Analysis Mapping the Number of Crimes. The research was carried out using a data mining model in classifying illegal fishing with the K-Means algorithm analysis by determining the shortest distance using the eulclidean distance, more optimal than using the mahattan distance and chbchep distance in classifying student achievement, determining the centroid (central point) in the early stages of the algorithm K-Means is very influential on cluster results as the results of tests carried out using 267 records with different centroids produce different cluster results as well, a clustering model is obtained that can be used for illegal fishing in decision making for illegal fishing crimes high, medium, moderate .

IMPLEMENTASI PASAL 138 KUHAP BAB XV PENUNTUTAN TENTANG PEMBERKASAN PERKARA ATAS PENYIDIKAN DAN PENUNTUTAN SEBUAH PERKARA (STUDI DI KEJAKSAAN NEGERI JAKARTA TIMUR)

<p><em>This legal research aims to find out and examine problems regarding the implementation of Article 138 of the Criminal Code CHAPTER XV prosecution regarding the filing of cases for the investigation and prosecution of a case with study at (East Jakarta District Attorney), the entire process of which is included in the pre-prosecution process. This research is an empirical legal research that is descriptive in nature. Secondary data types include primary, secondary and tertiary legal materials. Primary data is the main data of this study. While secondary data is used to support primary data. Data collection techniques used were interviews and literature studies with qualitative analysis techniques. The research instrument was in the form of the provisions of Article 110 and Article 138 of the Criminal Procedure Code and Law number 8 of 1981 concerning Criminal Procedure Code, then the analytical technique used was the deductive method.</em><em> From the results of the study, a conclusion can be drawn that in the case of a narcotics crime case of the methamphetamine type with the case register number: BP/57/V/2022/Res.Narcotics at the East Jakarta District Attorney's Office, then the Public Prosecutor has applied the legal provisions of Article 138 of the Criminal Procedure Code. Where the process of</em> transferring the file by the <em>investigator to the Public Prosecutor has been carried out and according to the provisions of Article 110 and Article 138 paragraph (2) of the Criminal Procedure Code, the Public Prosecutor after examining the case file and stating that the file is incomplete.</em></p><p><em>Keywords</em><em>: <a href="/verstek/article/view/73081">Pre-prosecution, Implementation, investigating officer, East Jakarta District Attorney, Independence, Public Prosecutor, investigation, prosecution</a></em><em></em></p>

The Influence of Transformational Leadership and Work Motivation on Employee Performance Mediated by Job Satisfaction (In the East Nusa Tenggara High Prosecutor's Office)

This study aims to determine the influence of transformational leadership, work motivation on employee performance mediated by Job Satisfaction (Empirical Study on the High Court of East Nusa Tenggara). The job satisfaction variable here functions as a mediating variable which researchers want to prove that it has an impact on employee performance. The company that was sampled in this study was the east nusa Tenggara high prosecutor's office. Mining work is a type of heavy work that requires work involvement from employees in order to achieve company goals, therefore a supervisor is needed who is able to move or direct employees to be involved in their work, besides that with a motivating language it is hoped that employees will be more involved in their work. This research was conducted on 230 employees working at the east nusa Tenggara high prosecutor's office, belu district prosecutor's office, west sumba district prosecutor's office, kupang city district prosecutor's office, kupang district prosecutor's office and sikka district attorney's office. where the results obtained transformational leadership and work motivation have a significant effect on job satisfaction. However, it does not have a direct effect on employee performance. Therefore, the east nusa Tenggara high prosecutor's office needs to maintain regular internal training within the organization and must increase the provision of rewards and punishments to employees who work very well.

Influence of Human Resource Management on Organizational Performance with Talent Management Mediation

This study aims to examine the effect of implementing human resource management on organizational performance by mediating talent management. A structural equation model (SEM) was used to analyze the data by testing consisting of three hypotheses. The study used a population of respondents from the leadership of the High District Attorney's Office in Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi by collecting data through questionnaires and the number of samples that met the criteria for analysis from 100 leaders in various sections. The research concludes as follows: (1) The application of human resource management has a positive and significant effect on talent management; (2) The application of human resource management has no direct effect on organizational performance; (3) Talent management has a positive and significant effect on organizational performance. Decision makers and resource management leaders can use the results of this study to implement resource management strategies in the form of implementing talent management to improve organizational performance.

Influence of Human Resource Management on Organizational Performance with Talent Management Mediation

This study aims to examine the effect of implementing human resource management on organizational performance by mediating talent management. A structural equation model (SEM) was used to analyze the data by testing consisting of three hypotheses. The study used a population of respondents from the leadership of the High District Attorney's Office in Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi by collecting data through questionnaires and the number of samples that met the criteria for analysis from 100 leaders in various sections. The research concludes as follows: (1) The application of human resource management has a positive and significant effect on talent management; (2) The application of human resource management has no direct effect on organizational performance; (3) Talent management has a positive and significant effect on organizational performance. Decision makers and resource management leaders can use the results of this study to implement resource management strategies in the form of implementing talent management to improve organizational performance.

Sistem Layanan Pengembangan Usaha Di Lembaga Penyiaran Publik Radio Republik Indonesia Bukittinggi

This study aims to find out how the service system provided by the Public Broadcasting Institute of Radio Republik Indonesia Bukittinggi in the field of business development and to describe what programs are offered by the Public Broadcasting Institution of Radio Republik Indonesia Bukittinggi to RRI Partners to improve cooperation partners in the business sector. The development of this partnership is carried out in the form of broadcasting and non-broadcast services, by utilizing each of RRI's assets, it is hoped that a mutually beneficial relationship will be reached between RRI and partners.
 This type of research is a type of descriptive research (descriptive research) with a qualitative approach. Descriptive research aims to make (descriptive) systematically, factually, and accurately regarding certain facts, situations, or events. Qualitative methods here emphasize inductive analysis, not deductive analysis. Where inductive analysis is to solve a problem and the data collected is not intended to support or reject hypotheses that have been compiled before the study begins, but abstractions are compiled as specificities that have been collected and grouped together through a process of careful data collection. 
 Based on the results of research in the field, it can be concluded that the Business Development Service System at the Radio Public Broadcasting Institution of the Republic of Indonesia Bukittinggi can be concluded as follows:
 First, the form of service system provided by the Public Broadcasting Institute of Radio Republik Indonesia Bukittinggi in the field of business development is in accordance with the rules and regulations that have been set by the chairman of LPP RRI Bukittinggi number 4 of 2020 concerning job descriptions of LPP RRI Bukittinggi employees.
 Second , the program offered by the Public Broadcasting Agency of Radio Republik Indonesia Bukittinggi to RRI Partners to increase cooperation partners in the business sector is to implement the 6M strategy (Men, Money, Machines, Materials, Method and Market) where each component is improved both from people, funding, equipment, materials, methods (methods) and markets. Programs that have been carried out to partner institutions in collaboration with the government such as: The District Attorney's Office, the Environment Agency, satpol PP BPJS and the Health Office

Sistem Pakar Pasal-Pasal Pidana Penghapusan Kekerasan dalam Rumah Tangga dengan Metode Forward Chaining

Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) is a social issue that often occurs in Indonesia, especially for women. Domestic violence cases often cannot be handled thoroughly because legal issues are very complex, making it difficult for ordinary people to understand and sort out the articles that regulate a legal case in domestic violence. This research aims to produce an expert system that can make it easier for the public to find solutions in the form of articles suspected of being involved in a crime of domestic violence. An expert system built with the stages of analysis, design, implementation, and testing. The analysis phase was carried out by observation and interviews or discussions with staff from the District Attorney's Office for the Sleman Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta. The implementation phase uses the Forward Chaining inference technique to produce the basic rules for determining the articles suspected of acts of violence committed. System testing using SUPR-Q involved 30 respondents to fill out questionnaires from 3 aspects of user experience namely usability, user interface, and satisfaction. The test results obtained a percentage of 80.66% indicating a very good level of ease and satisfaction of the expert system for eliminating domestic violence.

A Tale of Two Cities: Policing and Firearm Homicides in Boston and Philadelphia.

Recent political movements have raised questions about the effectiveness of police funding, but the impact of law enforcement budgets on firearm violence is unknown. We hypothesized that department funding and measures of police activity would be associated with decreased shootings and firearm homicides (FH) in two major cities with different police funding patterns. We collected data from these sources: district attorney's offices, police departments, Federal Bureau of Investigation Uniform Crime Reporting program, the Centers for Disease Control, the Annual Survey of Public Employment & Payroll, and the American Community Survey. Data included demographics, police department budgets, number of officers, homicide clearance rates, firearms recovered, shootings, and FH, 2015-2020. Totals were normalized to population and number of shootings. We used panel linear regression to measure associations between policing variables, shootings and FH while adjusting for covariates. FH significantly increased in Philadelphia. In Boston the trend was less clear, though there was an increase in 2020. Police budget normalized to shootings trended towards a decrease in Philadelphia and an increase in Boston. The number of firearms recovered annually appeared to increase in Boston but peaked mid-study in Philadelphia. In multivariable analyses, police budget was associated with neither shootings nor FH. However, increased firearm recovery was associated with lower shooting (β = -.0004, p = 0.022) and FH (β = -.00005, p = 0.004) rates. Philadelphia and Boston demonstrated differences in police funding, 2015-2020. While budget is not associated with shootings or FH, firearm recovery is, suggesting that removal of firearms from circulation remains key. The impact this has on vulnerable populations requires further investigation. III, retrospective cross-sectional.

Mechanisms and weapons in physical elder abuse injuries: Findings from legally adjudicated cases

IntroductionElder abuse is common, but many characteristics have not been well-described, including injury mechanisms and weapons in physical abuse. Better understanding of these may improve identification of elder abuse among purportedly unintentional injuries. Our goal was to describe mechanisms of injury and weapons used and their relation to injury patterns. MethodsWe partnered with District Attorney's offices in 3 counties and systematically examined medical, police, and legal records from 164 successfully prosecuted physical abuse cases of victims aged ≥60 from 2001 to 2014. ResultsVictims sustained 680 injuries (mean 4.1, median 2.0, range 1–35). Most common mechanisms were: blunt assault with hand/fist (44.5%), push/shove, fall during altercation (27.4%), and blunt assault with object (15.2%). Perpetrators more commonly used body parts as weapons (72.6%) than objects (23.8%). Most commonly used body parts were: open hands (55.5% of victims sustaining injuries from body parts), closed fists (53.8%), and feet (16.0%). Most commonly used objects were: knives (35.9% of victims sustaining injuries from objects) and telephones (10.3%). The most frequent mechanism/injury location pair was maxillofacial/dental/neck injury by blunt assault with hand/fist (20.0% of all injuries). The most frequent mechanism/injury type pair was bruising by blunt assault with hand/fist (15.1% of all injuries). Blunt assault with hand/fist injury was positively associated with victim female sex (OR: 2.27, CI: [1.08 – 4.95]; p = 0.031), while blunt assault with object mechanisms was inversely associated with victim female sex (OR: 0.32, CI: [0.12 - 0.81]; p = 0.017). ConclusionPhysical elder abuse victims are more commonly assaulted with an abuser's body part than an object, and the mechanisms and weapons used impact patterns of injury.

Women's sexual abuse: forensic-gynecologic expertise experiences.

Women sexual violence as a gynecological, social-criminological and gynecological problem has no declining trend in developing and developed countries, including in Croatia. From my own 23-year forensic-gynecological expertises practice, along with the results of legally completed examples of sexual abuses, as a contribution to this problem, which is also read from other works. Of the cases of sexual abuses (n= 31) with a median age of 37 years, gynecological-forensic expertise proved and confirmed 67.7% of sexual abuses criminal cases with a significant problem of inadequate primary gynecological procedure, most often due to insufficient gynecological examination and medical documentation in high 64.5%, as well as late sexual abuses report in 51.6%. Of all cases of sexual abuses, 6 (19.4%) required primary surgical care due to bleeding and lacerations of the genitals, there were no reported cases of sexual abuses in pregnancy, and no deaths related to sexual abuses. The problems that can affect the forensic-gynecological evaluation of sexual abuses victims are: inadequate and insufficient primary medical documentation immediately after sexual abuses, late reports of sexual abuses, after several days, months and years in the reproductive age of women, with a late primary examination and an almost difficult to prove objective gynecological examination and inadequate education of gynecologists in primary examination. In conclusion, it should be mentioned that the mentioned medical problems can be solved by constant education of all professional medical participants, permanent court experts with experience, coordination and subordination of expert gynecological and forensic societies in cooperation with the state attorney's office, courts and police, and social service.

Analisis Perlindungan Hukum Terhadap Anak Sebagai Pelaku Tindak Pidana Pencurian dengan Diversi Berdasarkan Undang-Undang No 11 Tahun 2012 Tentang Sistem Peradilan Pidana Anak

The Surabaya District Attorney's Office has implemented the concept of diversion settlement against children in conflict with the law as perpetrators of criminal acts with a total number of successful diversion attempts, namely in 2019 a total of 87 cases, in 2020 71 cases and in 2021 39 cases. This study uses a normative juridical method with descriptive analytical research specifications. This study aims to determine legal protection for children with diversion at the Surabaya State Prosecutor's Office as well as obstacles and efforts to overcome the implementation of diversion. The type of data used in this study is secondary data with the first formulation of the problem. How is legal protection for children as perpetrators of the crime of theft with diversion? based on Law No. 11 of 2012 concerning the Juvenile Criminal Justice System at the Surabaya District Attorney? And the second formulation of the problem are what are the obstacles to the implementation of protection for children as perpetrators of the crime of theft with diversion at the Surabaya District Attorney. The results obtained from the results of this study are the protection given to children as perpetrators of criminal acts of theft, namely with the settlement process outside the court with the concept of diversion settlement. The legal protection that is applied to the prosecutor in solving child theft cases is implemented with reference to Law 11 of 2012 concerning the Juvenile Criminal Justice System where diversion must be carried out as an effort to provide legal protection, and there are also obstacles to the implementation of diversion so that the author provides suggestions so that the implementation of diversion can be carried out even better by providing outreach to the community about the role of diversion in resolving cases of children as perpetrators of criminal acts, revision of Law no. 11 of 2012 concerning the Juvenile Criminal Justice System regarding the timeframe for implementing diversion which is lacking and the last effort is law enforcement in this case, prosecutors must instill diversion better.

A Foucauldian Analysis of Gang Injunctions

Gang injunctions emerged during the 1980s with the expansion of prisons, targeting alleged street gang members and their spaces of association. This essay examines gang injunctions, or street gang restraining orders, in Southern California through a Foucauldian framework. Applying a critical analysis of court documents found at law enforcement agencies and district or city attorney offices, I offer a broad insight into gang injunctions , focusing on the county of San Diego. I argue that gang injunctions are significant: although these injunctions are neutral prima facie or on the face of race and ethnicity, they structurally embody ongoing legacies of criminalizing people of color through mechanisms associated with the prison industrial complex and mass incarceration. Gang injunctions embody the surveillance and disciplinary practices of the panopticon created by power and knowledge within civil society and illustrate biopolitical policies implemented by the state that exclusively target purported alleged street gang members in their communities. As gang injunctions systematically criminalize Latina/o street gangs and their communities, they have detrimental effects on all members as their enforcers are motivated by politics and overactive control over specific geographies. This study proposes that gang injunctions create a direct pipeline from civil society to prison.

ANALYSIS OF THE CRIMINAL SYSTEM OF THE PRACTICE OF PERSECUTION IN THE CRIMINAL OF THEFT IN THE JURISDICTION OF THE ASMAT RESORT POLICE

This study aims to determine the punishment system for perpetrators of persecution of perpetrators of criminal acts of theft in the Legal Area of the Asmat Resort Police and to determine the obstacles to law enforcement against perpetrators of practicing persecution of perpetrators of criminal acts of theft in the Legal Area of the Asmat Resort Police. The author analyzes the data using the socio-juridical approach method, that is, in addition to studying law theoretically and normatively in the form of analyzing various laws and regulations, books and articles that have a correlation and are relevant to the problems studied, will also examine the law in its implementation using techniques data collection through interviews and documentation. The criminal system and punishment that can be applied to perpetrators of persecution of perpetrators of criminal acts of theft is only limited to perpetrators of persecution who actually act as movers and provocateurs who influence the practice of persecution for members of the public at the place where the perpetrators of theft were caught, by imposing Article 170 Paragraph (3) and Article 351 of the Criminal Code, if the persecution is carried out until the perpetrator of the theft dies, while other residents who carry out the persecution are not harmed. The obstacles to law enforcement for the perpetrators of the persecution of the perpetrators of the crime of theft include the lack of Investigation Unit personnel and members of the Asmat Police, the absence of operational car facilities that can carry the perpetrators of persecution because there are no cars that can operate in the Asmat Regency area, the lack of members' legal knowledge, and the absence of a district attorney's office or a district court in Asmat District, which made it difficult for the perpetrators of persecution to be detained.

PERAN JAKSA PENUNTUT UMUM DALAM PROSES DIVERSI TERHADAP ANAK BERHADAPAN DENGAN HUKUM (Studi Kasus No. 8/Pid.Sus-Anak/2015/PN.Sda)

Prosecutors are Functional officials who are authorized by the Act to conduct prosecutions. In the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 11 of 2012 concerning the Juvenile Criminal Justice System, that at every level of diversion is sought for diversion, the concept of diversion is the transfer of the settlement of children's cases from the criminal justice process to processes outside the criminal justice system. The application of the concept of diversion has an influence on the role of the prosecutor in performing and carrying out his duties. Attorney General Regulation No. 006/A/J.A/2015 on diversion guidelines at the prosecution level requires law enforcement officials, especially the Public Prosecutor, to handle children's cases using a restorative justice approach and seeking d iversion. Similarly kasus No. 8/Pid.Sus-Anak/2015/PN. Natural resources need to carry out a diversion process, the purpose of this study is to make the public understand more, about diversion of cases of children facing the law, because so far there are many cases of children facing the law, who do not use diversion in solving children's cases. The research methods used by normative juridical and empirical approaches, based on the results of research at the Sidoarjo District Attorney's Office regarding the diversion process are not fully in accordance with the provisions of the law, but have attached importance to the principle of best interests for children.

Proses Penyidikan Terhadap Pencabulan Terhadap Anak Yang Dilakukan Oleh Ayah Tiri

Abstract: The process of investigating child molestation committed by a stepfather in the Pohuwato Police area starts from the reporting process to the submission of the case file to the prosecutor's office. In the process it continues to prioritize KUHAP rules and several regulations issued such as Perkap No. 6 of 2019 in addition to the SOP listed in the Kabareskrim Regulation concerning Investigation Management. As for the factors that hamper the investigation and investigation process of the crime of abuse at the Pohuwato Police, namely the calling of witnesses, inadequate facilities and infrastructure such as the absence of an RPK room, and the length of time the case files are examined by the Attorney's Office. Thus it is necessary to fulfill all supporting facilities and infrastructure in the examination of criminal acts involving children so that convenience in giving statements can be fulfilled besides that it can meet the standards of facilities and infrastructure for the Women and Children Service Unit and must often improve the quality of investigators through quality training and development to become investigators who are increasingly professional in carrying out their duties in accordance with the Operational Standards in investigations and investigations.