This research analyzes law enforcement against corporate illegal investment involving PT Dana Oil Konsorsium (PT DOK) within the Bali Regional Police jurisdiction. Utilizing an empirical legal method with a socio-legal perspective, this study evaluates investigative measures and factors inhibiting the legal process. Findings indicate that despite repressive efforts and inter-institutional coordination, primary obstacles include limited evidence, difficulties in asset tracing, and the vast distribution of victims. However, high legal awareness among victims serves as a significant supporting factor. The author recommends strengthening regulations and law enforcement capacity to address the complexities of corporate crime. This synergy is crucial to ensure legal certainty and public protection
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