Pretrial proceedings are established by the Criminal Procedure Code to ensure the protection of human rights and that law enforcement officials carry out their duties on a consistent basis. With the existence of pretrial institutions, the Criminal Procedure Code has created a control mechanism that functions as an authorized institution to supervise how law enforcement officials perform their duties in criminal justice. In the context of law enforcement investigators are law enforcement officers who are authorized by law to establish a person as a suspect. The problems that will be discussed in writing this passage is the inclusion of the determination of the suspect as a pretrial object and reviewed from the aspect of human rights protection. The research method is done normatively with the approach of law and conceptual approach by presented descriptively with systematic description. The result of the research shows that from the point of view of human rights protection, the result of the investigation process, namely the determination of the suspect setatus, can be submitted to the pre-trial request to test the validity of whether the settlement has been in accordance with the procedures regulated by law.
Keywords: Pretrial, Suspect, Human Rights
                        
                        
                        
                        
                            
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