The role of criminalistic science in revealing hit-run criminal actions
Keywords:
Criminalistics, Crime, Hit and Run, Review, LawAbstract
The purpose of this research is to find out what criminalistic assistive science is in uncovering a crime and what is the role of criminalistic science in uncovering hit-and-run crimes by using the library research method, which is a method used by studying literature books, laws, and regulations. Invitations and other written materials related to the discussion material the author uses to write this paper. The role of criminal science in uncovering hit-and-run crimes as an auxiliary science in criminal law to realize legal ideals. Criminalistics is efforts made in the form of techniques and tactics in finding perpetrators of crimes. Hit-and-run crime is a crime that, until now, law enforcers, in this case, the police, sometimes have not found the culprit. For this reason, criminalism as an auxiliary science in finding the perpetrators of crimes is very significant. Thus, investigators or investigators must be able to find the perpetrators of these irresponsible crimes for the sake of creating legal ideals.
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