muhamadfadillah Fadillah, Ufran, Idi Amin

Studi Criminal Profiling pelaku penganiayaan berat (Studi di rumah tahanan kelas II B Raba Bima)

Introduction

Studi criminal profiling pelaku penganiayaan berat (studi di rumah tahanan kelas ii b raba bima). Studi ini menganalisis profil kriminal pelaku penganiayaan berat di Rutan Kelas II B Raba Bima. Temukan bagaimana profiling membantu memahami & memprediksi kejahatan serius.

Abstract

This study is aimed at analyzing criminal profiling on perpetrators of serious assaults and to gain an understanding of the criminal acts that will occur by employing criminal profiling studies. The study used empirical legal research. The findings showed that using a criminal profiling study, we could find out how the perpetrator of the crime of serious assault in Class II B Detention Center Raba Bima. In forecasting, the perpetrator would use three stages, namely pre-occurrence (Profiling Crime), at the time of the occurrence (Actualization Crime), and the possibility that will occur (Probability Crime), so that the forecasting process will be able to elucidate the possibility and potential of criminal acts that will be committed by the perpetrator of serious assault. Keywords: Criminal Profiling; Forecasting Serious Offenders.

Review

This study endeavors to apply criminal profiling to perpetrators of serious assaults, aiming to enhance understanding of criminal acts and potential future behaviors. The use of empirical legal research to investigate such a pertinent issue within a detention center context (Class II B Raba Bima) is commendable and addresses a critical area in criminal justice and victimology. The abstract introduces an intriguing three-stage forecasting model (pre-occurrence, actualization, probability), suggesting a structured approach to analyzing and predicting criminal conduct. Overall, the abstract posits a valuable contribution, highlighting the practical utility of criminal profiling in managing and potentially mitigating serious offenses. However, the abstract currently lacks the specificity needed to fully appreciate the depth and rigor of the research. While stating that the study "could find out how the perpetrator" operates, it does not elaborate on *what* specific characteristics, patterns, or insights were discovered through the criminal profiling process. A more detailed outline of the *findings* beyond the *method* of forecasting would significantly strengthen its impact. Furthermore, the description of "empirical legal research" is broad; a brief mention of the data sources (e.g., perpetrator interviews, case files, correctional records) would provide crucial context and allow for a better assessment of the methodological soundness. Clarification on how the three forecasting stages directly derive from or are integrated with the criminal profiling findings would also be beneficial. The potential practical implications of this research are substantial, particularly for correctional facilities in identifying and managing high-risk individuals. To fully realize its promise, the complete manuscript should provide a comprehensive account of the specific elements derived from the criminal profiles, detailing the characteristics and patterns observed in the perpetrators of serious assaults. It would also be essential to thoroughly explain the development and application of the three-stage forecasting model, including its empirical basis and any validation efforts. Finally, a discussion of the limitations of such forecasting and the ethical considerations involved in predicting future criminal acts would add crucial scholarly depth and demonstrate a nuanced understanding of this complex field.

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