KOORDINASI KEPOLISIAN DAN KEJAKSAAN DALAM PENYELESAIAN PERKARA PIDANA PADA TAHAP PRAPENUNTUTAN (Studi di Wilayah Hukum Pengadilan Sleman)

NUGRAHA, ANGGA (2014) KOORDINASI KEPOLISIAN DAN KEJAKSAAN DALAM PENYELESAIAN PERKARA PIDANA PADA TAHAP PRAPENUNTUTAN (Studi di Wilayah Hukum Pengadilan Sleman). S1 thesis, UAJY.

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Abstract

The relationship between police agencies and prosecutor agencies in law enforcement, especially the pre prosecution is very important. Prosecutor Attorney as institutions, while the police as investigators agency. Both of these institutions have a coordination relationship qute well in handling criminal cases, as set in the book of the law of criminal procedure code. Police agency and Prosecution agencies will cooperate in handling criminak cases. In pre prosection plice as invesgator often experience problems on incomplete dossier a criminal case filed by the prosecutor’s invesgator as prosecutor. The lack of accessories is often the cause of delays handing a criminal case. Cooperation between police and prosecutors must be synchronized in order refinement investigation report does not take a long time. It also has handled cases continued to hang without a clear certainty about the status of a suspect who was arrested by the police, thus violating the human rights of suspects. This is contrary to the Law Number 2 of 2002 Article 16 paragraph (2) point e of implying respect for human rights and also handled cases not finished and it eventually becomes expired or verjar. Obscurity until the number of times the dossier can be submitted and returned check can also help enable the emergence of public appraisal of the police and prosecutors in carrying out cooperative relationships out of sync. Therefore investigating authorities must pay attention to the clear layout of the case file deficiencies, as already informed by the prosecutor. The handling of such cases would be more effective and efficient in terms of transfer of criminal cases to the Attorney General as a prosecutor in the trial to proceed. Provided for in Article 8 paragraph (3) b Code Criminal Procedure which states that "in terms of the investigation is considered finished, the investigator handed responsibility for suspects and evidence to the public prosecutor. In Article 110 paragraph (4) states that the investigation is considered completed if within fourteen days the prosecutor did not return the results of the investigation or before the time expires, if there has been a notice about it from the prosecutor to the investigator.

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