Law Enforcement On Circulation Of Traditional Drug That Does Not Have A Distribution Permit At The Investigation Level

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to find out and analyzeLaw enforcementIn the Circulation of Traditional Medicines That Do not Have a Circulation Permit at the Investigation Level. To find out and analyze the constraintsLaw enforcementOn the Circulation of Traditional Medicines That Do not Have a Circulation Permit at the Investigation Level and the solution. This study uses a normative juridical approach method, with descriptive research specifications. The data used in this research is secondary dataobtained from literature study.The results of this study are Law Enforcement on the Circulation of Traditional Medicines That Do not Have a Marketing Permit at the Investigation Levelstill felt less than optimal, even though in substance or the law has regulated the perpetrators of the crime of distributing traditional medicines as regulated in Article 179 of the Health Law with a maximum penalty of 15 years and 1.5 billion, law enforcement officials rarely apply the provisions of Article 197. Health Act.Internal constraints: the raid leaked the operational targets of the raid, knew that a raid would be held, the costs incurred as a result of eradicating and overcoming the illegal distribution of drugs. External obstacles occur if the community around the location does not provide good support to the Narcotics Satres, the community does not want to participate and even hides information when we (Satres Narkoba) conduct investigations and investigations. The efforts are: pre-emptive efforts: conducting religious studies in collaboration with the community and installing banners to eliminate someone's intention to commit a crime. Preventive Efforts: conducting socialization, counseling, and raids. Repressive efforts (actions) include; Investigation and investigation, arrest, rehabilitation of perpetrators of criminal acts of trafficking in traditional drugs.