EFFECTIVENESS OF NARCOTIC ADDICT REHABILITATION SHARE TO SUPPRESS CRIME NARCOTICS (STUDY IN LOKA REHABILITATION OF THE NATIONAL NARCOTICS AGENCY RIAU ISLANDS PROVINCE)

Abstract

Narcotics crime is no longer secretly, but had openly done by users and dealers in the

operation of dangerous goods it. This criminal act quickly spread throughout the country.

Certainly no stranger to the phenomenon of drug abuse when ini.Dilihat of the Act is clear that drug abusers are perpetrators of criminal acts against the drug itself.

Of backgrounds who have been there, then tersusunlah formulation of the problem, namely how the effectiveness of rehabilitation for drug addicts to suppress narcotic crime in Loka Rehabilitation of the National Narcotics Agency of Riau Islands province, in addition to knowing the effectiveness of rehabilitation itself, certainly the BNN has obstacles encountered in implementing rehabilitation for addicts to suppress narcotic crime in Loka rehabilitation of the National narcotics Agency of Riau Islands province.

By already knowing the effectiveness of rehabilitation and constraints that are applied by means of methods of empirical legal research, where this method is a method of legal research function to see real law and examines how the performance of the law in an area, then this type of method of this legal research using primary data which is the data coming from the field. And also a secondary data source also required to support the completeness of the data and reference in the lift.

Viewed from that has been described in the next chapter, it can be concluded that rehabilitation is one of the best and appropriate solution for victims who want to quit from illicit goods because it is very detrimental to her life. Drug addicts and abusers undergo mandatory drug and Rehabilitation Medical Rehabilitation Sosial.Tujuan this study of the effectiveness of rehabilitation for drug addicts to suppress narcotic crime. So the concept of rehabilitation is expected to be the best solution for drug abusers

Keywords: Effectiveness, Rehabilitation, Addict, Narcotics.