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Article 44 of the Penal Order stipulates that it is not punishable for anyone acting in a state of disficed or impaired soul due to a disease. Article 44 of the Criminal War clearly mentions one of the possible restrictions on a person's ability to account for his or her actions before the law. The research methods used in this study are normative approaches and empirical approaches. The data sources in this study consist of primary data and secondary data. The problem is, in the process of investigating the perpetrator of a crime suspected of having a psychiatric disorder and whether the legal consequences arising from the investigation of a criminal suspected of having a psychiatric disorder. The results of this study show that the investigation of suspected criminals with psychiatric disorders in accordance with sop investigations ranging from summons, arrest, detention, seizure, examination, requesting forensic expert information, shooting suspects and submiting case files to the court. As a result of the law that arises from the investigation of the perpetrator of the alleged criminal disorder based on the expert's description in this case forensic experts through psychological examination of the psychological condition of the perpetrator which from the results of Visum et Repertum Psychiatricum states that the suspect is in a healthy condition of his soul and continues the investigation process.

All countries need a system of government to regulate the wheels of government. Indonesia as a democratic country that adheres to a presidential system, applies the Trias Politica concept as an effort to separate power into three branches, namely executive, legislative and judicial. The 1945 Constitution implicitly supports this concept by explaining each task and authority of the branch of power in different articles. The duties and authorities of the President as an executive body are regulated in Article 4 paragraph 1, Article 5 paragraph 2, and Article 20 paragraph 4. The DPR as a legislative body is clearly regulated in Articles 19 to 22. While the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court as judicial branches are regulated in Article 24. This paper tries to unravel the pattern of political and legal relations in the policy of moving the State Capital from DKI Jakarta Province to East Kalimantan Province. The President as the executor of the Act certainly needs support from the DPR as the legislator in order to realize the implementation of the transfer of the new state capital. This is important because the stipulation and implementation of laws is supervised by the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court as judicial institutions. The hope is that the administration of government can run according to the laws and regulations and the stability of the country is maintained This is important because the stipulation and implementation of laws is supervised by the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court as judicial institutions. The hope is that the administration of government can run according to the laws and regulations and the stability of the country is maintained This is important because the stipulation and implementation of laws is supervised by the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court as judicial institutions. The hope is that the administration of government can run according to the laws and regulations and the stability of the country is maintained.

In accordance with Article 72 of Law 6 of 2014 concerning Rural Areas, village income sourced from the APBN or village funds comes from central spending by increasing the efficiency and equity of village programs. The amount of the budget allocation that is allocated directly to the village is set at 10%. the amount paid to the area (above). In addition, Law Number 6 of 2014 also strengthens the allocation of village funds (ADD) from district/city balancing funds. Given the enormous power of the village head in administering village government based on the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia Number 72 of 2005 Article 14, it is necessary to review and balance the administration of village governance. The agency authorized to supervise village heads on village household expenditures is the BPD. The role of the village council as the controlling body of the village government requires responsibility and ability in carrying out its duties. It is also clear that according to the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia Number 72 of 2005, the BPD is an institution that embodies democracy under the leadership of the village government as part of the village administration with the village head.