Politics of Criminal Law in Implementing Restorative Justice Against Narcotics Addicts in the Criminal Justice System

Narcotics cases are cases of crime that are out of control (Extraordinary Crime), which emphasizes the attention of the whole world because narcotics can damage the nation's generation of a country. Once it comes to narcotics crimes, the judicial system transforms into a rule of law that may be applied to narcotics cases. However, what happened was that the criminal justice system was not in line with the criminal procedure law. As one of the sub-systems of criminal justice, correctional institutions are responsible for fostering prisoners and disciplinary students through correctional-based education, rehabilitation, and reintegration. This sort of study is normative and legal in nature. The process of obtaining the adherence to the law, foundations of law, and foundations of justice to solve current legal concerns is known as norms research. Restorative justice is a method of reducing or eliminating punishment in the criminal court system. Crimes place a premium on justice for victims and offenders of criminal activities, as well as alternative punishments like as social labor. This regulation is to realize cooperation and coordination in reducing drugs casualties through resolving drugs issues abuse and narcotics addicts by establishing treatment, care, and recovery programs to handle this. The accused or inmate can also undergo medical or social rehabilitation.