APPLICATION OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE AS A LEGITIVE TOOL OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL ACTS OF VIOLATION ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY STANDARDS

Authors

Alexius Leo Graduate Students of the Jayabaya University Master of Law Program.
Kristiawanto Lecturer of Postgraduate Master of Law Program at Jayabaya University.
Marsudin Nainggolan Postgraduate Lecturer of the Jayabaya University Master of Law Program

Keywords:

Pollution, Quality Standards and Scientific Evidence, criminal, guilty

Abstract

Environmental pollution that is prevalent is due to the implementation of development and uncontrolled use of natural resources. The facts on the ground show that in general environmental crimes occur in the form of violations of environmental quality standards. Legal action against perpetrators of environmental pollution and destruction consists of administrative aspects, civil aspects, and criminal aspects. In enforcing environmental law, one of the crucial issues is the problem of proving that is so difficult and complex. It takes scientific evidence whose validity is not in doubt and to qualify as valid evidence in order to convince judges to decide whether or not a person or corporation is guilty

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Published

2022-05-17

How to Cite

Alexius Leo, Kristiawanto, & Marsudin Nainggolan. (2022). APPLICATION OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE AS A LEGITIVE TOOL OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL ACTS OF VIOLATION ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY STANDARDS. European Journal of Research Development and Sustainability, 3(5), 23-27. Retrieved from https://scholarzest.com/index.php/ejrds/article/view/2205