Indonesian legal politics still prioritizes sanctions and punishment in the aspect of law enforcement, especially in criminal acts of narcotics abuse, therefore, if someone commits a violation of the law, he must be tried and given sanctions according to the applicable punishment by law enforcers such as the prosecutor's office. Sanctions are imposed on every perpetrator of a violation of the law, with
the principle of restorative justice in resolving criminal cases of narcotics abuse. Prosecutors have a role in implementing Restorative Justice in criminal acts of
narcotics abuse and the obstacles experienced by prosecutors in implementing Restorative Justice. The method used by law/thesis writers is empirical methods to collect primary and secondary data from interviews and several literacies
related to the writer's language. The role of the prosecutor in implementing Restorative Justice in criminal acts of narcotics abuse is as a law enforcer to carry out the duties and authority of a prosecutor in handling cases of criminal
acts of narcotics abuse as a mediator, supervisor and main supporter in ensuring Restorative justice runs effectively and obstacles experienced by the prosecutor's office are the funds available in the institution.