SMRC: Most Indonesians View Law Enforcement in Indonesia as Poor

A Saiful Mujani Research and Consulting (SMRC) report shows that the majority of Indonesians view law enforcement in Indonesia as poor. The percentage reaches 41.2%.

The details are as follows: 34.1% of respondents rated law enforcement in Indonesia as poor, and 7.1% rated it as very poor. Meanwhile, 25.6% of respondents considered law enforcement in Indonesia to be good. This breaks down to 25.1% rating it as good, and 0.5% rating it as very good.

Furthermore, 30.1% of respondents considered law enforcement in Indonesia to be moderate (neither too good nor too bad). There were also 3.2% of respondents who said they didn't know/didn't answer the survey question.

The poor report card on law enforcement in Indonesia reflects the assessment of the majority of respondents, as reflected in the survey. In fact, this year, corruption cases in Indonesia have increased compared to last year. The percentage reached 53%.

The survey was conducted on 1,000 respondents in Indonesia from July 31st to August 2nd, 2021. The survey was conducted using random sampling, with a margin of error estimated at approximately 3.2% at a 95% confidence level.