Abstract :
Narcotics are substances or drugs that come from plants or not plants, both synthetic and semisynthetic, which can cause a decrease, or change in consciousness, loss of taste, reduction to eliminate pain, and can cause dependence.
Narcotics abuse has entered various sections of the community as well as narcotics abuse by members of the military. In law enforcement in the abuse of narcotics in the military environment, the principle of lex specialis derogate legi generali is implemented, which means that the law specifically overrides general
law. Where according to Article 103 the final regulation is a bridge for the use of
Law number 35 of 2009 concerning narcotics in the enforcement of narcotics
abuse law in the military environment.
For the sake of the military's interests, a member of the TNI as a victim of
narcotics abuses will experience dismissal, but dismissal of the defendant without
a rehabilitation order will certainly be a burden on civilian authorities or will lead
to new legal problems. TNI soldiers who are dismissed from military service, of
course, still have the ability or special expertise will be very dangerous if they are
recruited to join narcotics dealers, therefore they need supervision and control
from the TNI authorities. Therefore rehabilitation is needed to go through a
transition period before being returned to the community so that it does not
become a burden on civil authorities.