The Difference Between OTT and Caught Red-Handed: Juridical Analysis of the Criminal Procedure Code
This article explains the meaning of Operasi Tangkap Tangan (OTT), its legal basis, and its differences with the concept of "caught red-handed" in the old Criminal Procedure Code
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