<![CDATA[The problem of criminal law enforcement occurs when the adequacy of evidence and information is inadequate in the judicial process. The position of Notary seems to get impunity in the criminal justice process. This article aims to analyze the principle of ultimum remedium in criminal law enforcement in relation to the legal protection of the position of Notary. The research method uses normative juridical and conceptual-based analysis orientation and statutory regulations. The research findings explain that Article 66 of Law No. 2 of 2014 is the application of the ultimum remedium principle and becomes a norm of legal protection for the position of Notary in certain case requests. The Notary Honorary Council is given an order in the name of the law to accept or reject a letter of request for approval from Law Enforcement Officers in the context of investigations and examinations in Court. This provision is mutatis muntandis for the legal protection of Notaries.]]>
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