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Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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ISSN : 2722452X     EISSN : 27224538     DOI : -
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Law, Crime, Criminology & Criminal Justice Social Sciences
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies (Indonesian J. Police Stud.) (ISSN Print 2722-452X ISSN Online 2722-4538) is a double blind peer-reviewed journal published by the Indonesian Police Academy. This journal contains research and review articles related to the study of police science.
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How does correctional institution restore the sense of humanism to criminals? Bagaimana cara lembaga pemasyarakatan mengembalikan rasa humanisme kepada koruptor? Muhammad Miftakhuddin Hanif
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 6 (2021): June, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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Prison sentence is a form of punishment which until now is one of the favorite punishments implemented and applied in the Indonesian punishment system. Imprisonment of the existing imprisonment proved to have a lot of gap abuse in him both by wardens or by inmates even by third parties. This in fact makes the prison yag should be the place to make the deterrent effect seems to change a lot. Even those changes made prisons a fertile ground for the inmates and made the prison a place of business. Therefore, it is necessary to solve the problem and find a way out to overcome the problem to create law that is safe and prosperous and revive the sense of a deterrent effect to inmates in prisons. This research tries to examine how the correctional institution in Indonesia provide sufficient facilities for character building of prisoners to be ready to return to society. The research found that the deterrent effect of criminals is not the main goal in the pattern of abusing prisoners in various correctional institutions in Indonesia, but rather how to build the character of the prisoners so that they are accepted back into society. This research also found that, the obstacles faced in the form of inadequate institutional facilities, overcapacity in almost all prisons, and the still large number of bribes in the institutions became an ineffective coaching pattern.
The Role of the Sabhara Patrol Unit in Preventing the Crime of Theft in the Legal Territory of the Kerinci Police Muhammad Holid Azhari
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 6 (2021): June, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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This research is motivated by the high number of criminal acts of theft, be it ordinary theft, stealing, stealing, and robbery. The Kerinci Police took action to prevent the crime of theft by carrying out patrol activities carried out by the Sabhara Unit as the spearhead to prevent the theft. This study aims to describe the role of the sabhara unit patrol in preventing the crime of theft, and the factors that influence the implementation of the Kerinci sabhara unit patrol. This study uses a qualitative approach as well as data collection techniques with interviews, observations, and document studies. From this research, it can be seen a real picture of the prevention efforts carried out by the Kerinci Sabhara Police unit against the crime of theft. To process the data obtained, the researcher uses management theory and crime prevention theory, the concept of patrol, the concept of sabhara, the concept of the crime of theft and preventive measures. The results of the study found that the role of the Sabhara patrol unit had not been fulfilled optimally in accordance with Perkabaharkam Number 1 of 2017 concerning Patrols, because there were internal and external factors that hindered the implementation of the patrol, namely the lack of patrol member personnel, the number of members who did not participate in the Sabhara Dikjur, lack of facilities. infrastructure and the community have not played an active role in helping provide information to patrol officers. Based on the results of the study, the authors suggest the need for patrolling in accordance with SOPs, increasing the intensity of patrolling, increasing the number of personnel and personnel capabilities through the activities of the Dikjur Sabhara and adding facilities and infrastructure. Thus the role of the patrol unit of the Kerinci Sabhara Police in preventing the crime of theft can be fulfilled optimally.
The Role of the Binkamsa Unit in Preventing the Crime of Theft during the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Legal Area of the Batu Police Reydenn Fidel Armada
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 6 (2021): June, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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The existence of the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia has caused problems in the health and economic fields which are marked by an increase in theft crimes in Batu City. The "PRESISI" National Police Chief Priority Program related to increasing the role of Pam Swakarsa as regulated in Perpol Number 4 of 2020 is expected to be able to increase the role of the Batu Police Binkamsa Unit. Therefore, a study was conducted that aims to describe and analyze the role of the Binkamsa Unit in preventing theft during the Covid-19 pandemic, identify the factors that influence the occurrence of theft, and find efforts to increase the role of the Binkamsa Unit in preventing theft. In this paper, the analytical tools are routine activity theory, management theory, and role theory. While the concepts used are the concept of Binkamsa and the concept of predictive policing. This study uses a qualitative approach and data collection through interviews, observations, and document studies. The research conducted is located in the jurisdiction of the Batu Police. Based on the research findings, the role of the Binkamsa Unit in preventing theft during the Covid-19 pandemic is still lacking at the management level, especially in planning, implementation and supervision. In addition, there are factors that influence the occurrence of theft in terms of perpetrators, victims, and the lack of adequate security. The efforts to increase the role of the Binkamsa Unit in preventing theft are analyzed using predictive policing theory. There are three choices of actions that can be taken, namely increasing resources, a specific crime approach, and a problem approach.
The Effectiveness of Talk Show Radio Dikmas Lantas by Dikyasa Units in Reducing Traffic Violations in the Legal Area of Polresta Pekanbaru Dwiwahyu Sagit Ramadhan Sunarto
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 6 (2021): June, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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Traffic violations are a problem that has been widespread in Pekanbaru City, starting from the diversity of cultures that make people have their own thoughts in taking action without thinking about the applicable rules. In preventing this, the traffic unit is through the implementation of the Traffic Dikmas, which aims to deliver traffic education to the public so that the public understands good and orderly traffic procedures. In the discussion of this thesis the writer uses the theory of Management (POAC), Management (6M), Traffic Violation, the Concept of Effectiveness, Dikmas Lantas, as an analysis knife to discuss the findings and research problems. This study uses a qualitative approach and the type of research is field research. The research focus is on the Dikyasa Unit Traffic Unit at the Pekanbaru Police with the community in Pekanbaru City as the source of document data, then the validity of the data is proven by data triangulation. Data analysis techniques were data reduction, data presentation and conclusion drawing. The results of the study found that the traffic violations of the people of Pekanbaru City increased from year to year. Efforts to prevent community traffic violations which are analyzed using management theory are to make safety appeals when 9 Dikmas activities have not been effective. The inhibiting factors are human resources, time and place, community attention and support, while the supporting factors are budget and cross-sectoral cooperation. Even though the Dikmas Traffic activities have been carried out to prevent traffic violations, the people of Pekanbaru City often commit traffic violations. Based on the research results, various efforts have been made to prevent traffic violations. The author suggests providing vocational education (Dikjur), adding personnel, and adding sarpras to support Dikmas Lantas activities in order to encourage community compliance to comply with applicable regulations.
The Role of Bhabinkamtibmas in the Implementation of the Kampung Siaga Candi Hebat Program in Polaman Village, Mijen Sub-district to Realize Conducive Community Security and Order Aerlangga Yoga Prasetyo
Indonesian Journal of Police Studies Vol. 5 No. 6 (2021): June, Indonesian Journal of Police Studies
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This research is motivated by the increasing problems of the Covid-19 virus pandemic, especially the jurisdiction of the Semarang Polrestabes. The central government has also tightened community activities. Based on the order of the National Police Chief through a telegram regarding the establishment of the "Kampung Tangguh Nusantara", the Semarang Police Station established the Great Temple Alert Village program. In this case, the researchers focused on conducting research in the Polaman Village of the Mijen Police Sector on the grounds that the ability of Bhabinkamtibmas in implementing the program was considered more successful than other villages in the Mijen Polsek area. The purpose of this research is to find out the role of Bhabinkamtibmas in implementing the Kampung Siaga Candi Hebat program which can reduce the crime rate and suppress the spread of Covid-19 in the Polaman Village, Polsek Mjen. As a knife of analysis is the Bhabinkamtibmas Concept, Management Theory, SWOT Analysis Theory. This research was conducted with a qualitative approach and used descriptive analysis and data collection by interview, observation, and document review. Research located in the jurisdiction of the Mijen Police. The results of the research show that the implementation of the Kampung Siaga Candi Hebat Program can reduce the crime rate and the spread of Covid 19 in the Polaman sub-district of the Mijen Polsek, even specifically the reduction of Covid 19 is considered successful compared to other police jurisdictions in the Semarang Polrestabes line. The author also found several obstacles, especially the public's lack of understanding of the program, but slowly Bhabinkamtibmas has succeeded in providing a good understanding so that this program can run smoothly. In conclusion, that the program has succeeded through the maximum role of Bhabinkamtibmas and the authors suggest that the leadership should give an award to Bhabinkamtibmas, Polaman Village, Mijen Police, so that Bhabinkamtibmas participate in the Binmas Dikjur, so that the costs of the program are fully borne by the Police.

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