Abstract
Language is the 'big house' for any science, there is no single science that does not use language as an intermediary instrument including the Law. Language in the field of law is used no more than a way to formulate laws and track fallacies. On the other hand, language in the form of speech as a form of communication, has never been seriously studied in Law. This study focuses on speech language models in verbal communication conducted by Investigators / Public Prosecutors with the community. The method used in this study is normative juridical based on secondary data in the form of primary legal materials, secondary legal materials and tertiary legal materials obtained based on library research. Based on normative juridical research methods, we use several approaches, namely philosophical, conceptual, language, participatory and case approaches. Based on this, spoken language in verbal communication has a psychological impact on ordinary people who intersect with the law in the context of practice
Keywords
- Language
- Communication
- Law
- Criminal