Capital Punishment for Drug Abuse Crime: Legal Limitations and Requirements

I write this paper about the death penalty for narcotics dealers, many countries still apply the death penalty like one of them is Indonesia, although many criticize the execution of capital punishment for drug dealers, but the death penalty is still done in Indonesia, because it is believed to be the most appropriate step for the drug dealers who have damaged this generation of Indonesian nation, and in this paper I justify or approve if the drug dealer is sentenced to death because the drugs damage the young generation and damage the nation's morale.

Identifying Illicit Drug Dealers on Instagram with Large-scale Multimodal Data Fusion

Illicit drug trafficking via social media sites such as Instagram have become a severe problem, thus drawing a great deal of attention from law enforcement and public health agencies. How to identify illicit drug dealers from social media data has remained a technical challenge for the following reasons. On the one hand, the available data are limited because of privacy concerns with crawling social media sites; on the other hand, the diversity of drug dealing patterns makes it difficult to reliably distinguish drug dealers from common drug users. Unlike existing methods that focus on posting-based detection, we propose to tackle the problem of illicit drug dealer identification by constructing a large-scale multimodal dataset named Identifying Drug Dealers on Instagram (IDDIG). Nearly 4,000 user accounts, of which more than 1,400 are drug dealers, have been collected from Instagram with multiple data sources including post comments, post images, homepage bio, and homepage images. We then design a quadruple-based multimodal fusion method to combine the multiple data sources associated with each user account for drug dealer identification. Experimental results on the constructed IDDIG dataset demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method in identifying drug dealers (almost 95% accuracy). Moreover, we have developed a hashtag-based community detection technique for discovering evolving patterns, especially those related to geography and drug types.

Integrated Legal Education on the Dangers of Drugs and Their Prevention for Students of IT IT Middle School Insan Mulia, Sungai Intan Village, Tembilahan Hulu District, Indragiri Hilir Regency

The misuse and circulation of illicit drugs is a widespread, complex, and complex issue facing the Indonesian people lately, as it can have many negative effects, especially among the younger generation. Therefore, massive prevention efforts must be made through integrated legal counsel such as the Faculty of Law of the Islamic University of Islamic Universities in schools. One of the selected schools is the Junior High IT IT High School located in the Sungai Intan Village of West Suburban Suburban Suburban Hulu district. In the implementation of the counseling the aim is for students to understand the dangers of drugs and to avoid the dangers of drugs so that they can become better generations and work better. This method of implementing community service activities is done with data collection techniques through Library and lecture studies. The source of data obtained in the practice of public service counseling is secondary data consisting of: primary legal materials, and secondary legal materials. While analyzing data using a deductive thinking method, it is a mindset based on common things and then draws on specific conclusions. Results and discussion. Commitment activities to the community of legal counsel on Drug Danger and its Prevention for Students / Junior High School IT High School People in Sungai Intan Suburban Suburban District Upstream from the stages of activity preparation, implementation and closure. At the time of implementation each drug dealer presented the drug and its preventive material. The activity received excellent response from the participants as evidenced by the many questions from the participants and the increased knowledge of the participants about the dangers of drugs and their prevention

The neoliberal Houdini who escaped from (poverty and) prison: Chapo’s narcocorridos, political communication and propaganda

Chapo Guzmán was the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel. Although he was a well-known criminal, there is a scarcity of first-hand information about his career. This situation raises a question: how did Guzmán become a public figure without having public exposure? This communicative phenomenon is possible because drug cartels have sophisticated propaganda techniques that allow them to challenge the state not only in the military realm but also in the cultural realm. Among other media, these criminal organizations use narcocorridos, a popular music genre, as a medium for propaganda. This article studies, through a narrative analysis of 66 lyrics, how music, as a form of political communication, is used as propaganda. This study found three main narratives in the narcocorridos dedicated to Guzmán: (i) the origins of this drug dealer; (ii) the masculine features that led him to be a global kingpin; and (iii) his genius for corrupting political systems. These lyrics are propaganda because: (a) they spread knowledge in the form of stories about Guzmán; (b) they create a mythology about the kingpin and the narco-world; and (c) they distort reality by picturing Guzmán as a great man and blur reality by suppressing any reference to the drug wars.

Foreign Direct Investment and Crime Linkage: Drug Traffic and Kidnapping

We develop a theoretical model in which a country hosts foreign investment in the presence of a drug dealer, acting as a leader, and a drug seller, acting as a follower. A policy addressed to eradicate the drug trafficking encourages the kidnapping activity, and increase the security cost of firms. When the drug is not consumed in the host country the best policy is not to fight against drug trafficking. When the drug is consumed in the host country the optimal policy depends on the social marginal disutility of drug consumption respect to ransom paid by firms. In this case, when social marginal disutility is sufficiently larger than ransom, the government combats drug trafficking, otherwise, there is no policy at all.