Almuhajirin Almuhajirin

PENERAPAN LINGUISTIK FORENSIK DALAM PENYIDIKAN KASUS PIDANA KEBAHASAAN: STUDI DI POLDA NTB

Introduction

Penerapan linguistik forensik dalam penyidikan kasus pidana kebahasaan: studi di polda ntb. Menganalisis penerapan linguistik forensik dalam penyidikan kasus pidana kebahasaan (penghinaan, pencemaran nama baik) oleh penyidik Polda NTB dan ahli bahasa.

Abstract

This research aims to analyze the application of forensic linguistics in the process of investigating criminal language cases carried out by NTB Police Criminal Investigators and linguists. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach with data collection methods in the form of observation, interviews, and documentation. The data obtained was then analyzed with a forensic linguistic approach to find out the application of linguistics and theoretical approaches used to analyze speech or cases of insult and defamation. The results of this study show that 1. The application of forensic linguistics by investigators of the Directorate of Special Criminal Investigation Unit Sub-Directorate V Cyber in the Investigation. 2. Analysis of Language experts or forensic Linguistics in case of insults and defamation at the NTB regional police.

Review

This research, titled "PENERAPAN LINGUISTIK FORENSIK DALAM PENYIDIKAN KASUS PIDANA KEBAHASAAN: STUDI DI POLDA NTB," delves into a highly pertinent and practical area concerning the integration of forensic linguistics into criminal investigations, specifically focusing on language-related offenses. The study's aim to analyze the application of forensic linguistics by both criminal investigators and linguists at the NTB Regional Police in Indonesia offers a valuable localized perspective. This geographical and institutional focus provides an important insight into the real-world challenges and procedures involved in utilizing linguistic expertise within a specific legal and law enforcement context, highlighting the evolving landscape of criminal justice where linguistic evidence is increasingly critical. The methodology employed is a descriptive qualitative approach, utilizing observation, interviews, and documentation for data collection, which is well-suited for exploring the intricate processes and experiences of those involved. The data analysis, as stated, uses a "forensic linguistic approach" to understand the application of linguistics and theoretical frameworks for analyzing speech in insult and defamation cases. The abstract presents two primary findings: first, the application of forensic linguistics by investigators from the Directorate of Special Criminal Investigation Unit Sub-Directorate V Cyber, and second, the analysis performed by language experts or forensic linguists in such cases at the NTB regional police. These findings effectively establish the presence and involvement of forensic linguistics within the specified investigative environment. While the abstract successfully introduces a relevant topic and outlines an appropriate qualitative methodology, its brevity suggests that the full paper would need to provide a much deeper exploration of several key aspects. A significant strength lies in its practical focus on a specific police department, offering insights into real-world application. However, the abstract could benefit from more detailed information regarding the precise nature of the "application" and "analysis" processes – for instance, what specific linguistic theories or methods are actually employed, what common challenges are encountered by both investigators and linguists, or what practical outcomes emerge from the linguistic analysis. The stated findings are largely descriptive of *what* occurs, rather than providing an in-depth understanding of the *how* and *why*. Therefore, the complete study should offer a more comprehensive elucidation of the specific theoretical approaches, methodological steps, and the tangible impact of forensic linguistic interventions on the investigation and resolution of language-based criminal cases.

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