Health Protocol Law Enforcement

Abstract

This article analyzes the enforcement of health protocols by the police. By using the normative juridical research method, it was found that the police have a vital role in law enforcement related to health protocol violators. Enforcement of regulations associated with health protocols needs to be accompanied by good law enforcement, to suppress the spread of Covid-19 in the community. The police serve as law enforcers in ensuring the implementation of health protocols properly, as well as taking action against violators.

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