Monitoring and Evaluation of the Implementation of the National Justice Administration Development Act B.E. 2549 (2006) Through the Law Enforcement Instrument

Abstract

This research is aimed at monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the National Justice Administration Development Act B.E. 2549 (2006) using the law enforcement instrument (LEI) developed by the Office of Justice Affairs. The results of enforcement evaluation under the National Justice Administration Development Act B.E. 2549 (2006) to related agencies or persons for their acknowledgement of the enhancement on developed and revised law enforcement with necessity of legislation, social context, enforcement efficiency, enforced person’s knowledge, attitude and behaviors, and impact of enforcement. In this research, the multi-stage random sampling and purposive sampling were applied to the sample group of 115 key informants. Qualitative methods which include documentary research, literature review, in-depth interview, focus group and the draft report review seminar were employed.  The result showed that overall law enforcement level of the Act was at a mean of 55.48 percentage and rated in level of 6 (moderate). It can be implied that the Act is legally enforceable. However, the context in all elements must be revised.