Effectiveness Of Internal Oversight For Narcotics Investigators Preventing Narcotics Crimes In Denpasar
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Internal Oversight, Narcotics Investigators, Law Enforcement, Legal Structure, Police GovernanceAbstract
This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of internal oversight mechanisms for narcotics investigators in preventing narcotics crimes within the Denpasar Police jurisdiction. The research addresses issues concerning the adequacy of supervisory structures, regulatory substance, and organizational culture in supporting integrity and accountability in narcotics law enforcement. This study employs empirical legal research with a socio-juridical approach, using primary data collected through interviews and field observations, complemented by analysis of relevant statutory regulations and institutional documents. The findings indicate that internal oversight mechanisms have functioned in improving professional conduct and supporting preventive efforts; however, several challenges remain. These challenges include overlapping investigative authority, ambiguities in regulatory provisions, and internal organizational culture that may influence supervisory effectiveness. The study further reveals that preventive, and corrective measures must be integrated systematically to ensure consistent oversight. It concludes that strengthening coordination, clarifying regulatory frameworks, and enhancing institutional integrity are essential to improve the overall effectiveness of internal oversight and to support sustainable prevention of narcotics crimes within the Denpasar Police jurisdiction.
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