ANALISIS IMPLEMENTASI PERATURAN BERSAMA TAHUN 2010 TENTANG SINKRONISASI KETATALAKSANAAN SISTEM PERADILAN PIDANA DALAM MEWUJUDKAN PENEGAKAN HUKUM YANG BERKEADILAN BERKAITAN DENGAN KOORDINASI ANTARA PENYIDIK DENGAN JAKSA PENUNTUT UMUM PADA PROSES PRAPEN

Abstract

The Archipelago Insight's view states that development in the field of law
throughout the archipelago is based on a single legal entity that applies one national
law, namely by making and perfecting laws, enhanced by unification and codification,
which in the field of Criminal Procedure Code aims to enable the public to live up to
their rights and obligations and in order to improve the attitude and mental
development of law enforcers in accordance with their respective functions and
authorities towards the establishment and stability of law and justice as well as
protection of human dignity and order and legal interests. Fundamental changes in the
investigation stage have placed investigators and public prosecutors in a coordinating
relationship (functional and institutional) in the context of completing the criminal case
investigation process as a series of units. One of the goals of this coordinating
relationship is to avoid human rights violations in the investigation process. Technically
administratively, a prosecutor can only act as a public prosecutor if a warrant for the
appointment of a public prosecutor has been issued against him (P 16 A). Technically,
he has only acted as a Public Prosecutor since he delegated the case to the court. Thus,
the author conducted a research entitled Juridical Analysis of Implementation of Joint
Regulations 2010 Concerning Synchronization of Management of the Criminal Justice
System in Realizing Just Law Enforcement Regarding Coordination Between
Investigators and Public Prosecutors in the Pre-Prosecution Process. The results of this
study are known that the factors that can be an obstacle to the implementation of
coordination between investigators and public prosecutors at the pre-prosecution stage
are the results of investigations that have been declared complete by the public
prosecutor, but not followed by the submission of suspects and evidence, the existence

of arrears in criminal cases that have not been completed. resolved and the termination
of the investigation or prosecution of criminal cases