COORDINATION OF ABILITY OF PROSECUTORS IN THE CRIMINAL JURISDICTION SYSTEM IN INDONESIA

Abstract

Functional differentiation in the implementation of law enforcement functions during pre-prosecution raises problems in achieving legal objectives. The weak ability to coordinate the pre-prosecution process and the number of issues in the Criminal Code KUHAP ( Kitab Undang-undang Hukum Pidana ) related to pre-prosecution is an obstacle to achieving legal objectives. The research objective was to analyze the ability of the coordination of prosecutors in pre-prosecution in the criminal justice system in Indonesia. Qualitative approach with data collection techniques interviews with prosecutors, literature study with descriptive constructionist analysis. The research findings show that the source of the weak coordination of prosecutors in the pre-prosecution is an understanding of the legal structure that refers to legal legism. The weakness of coordination is due to the provisions in the Criminal Procedure Code regarding time limits, frequency, and weak sanctions for investigators which have an impact on optimizing the coordination function of prosecutors in pre-prosecution to realize legal objectives.

The focus on developing a legal structure that is more open to legal certainty and new arrangements regarding the functional differentiation of prosecutors as public prosecutors can maintain legal certainty. Exploration A combination of dynamic norm systems, behavior systems and value systems that are further derived from the philosophy of life of the Indonesian people.