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OPTIMALISASI PERAN DAN FUNGSI ADVOKAT DALAM SISTEM PERADILAN PIDANA SEBAGAI SALAH SATU UAPAYA PENINGKATAN KESEJAHTERAAN MASYARAKAT Mukhlis R
Jurnal Ilmu Hukum Vol 2, No 1 (2011)
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Sistem hukum merupakan bagian terkecildari system social dimasyarakat, dalamhokum pidana dikenal dengan istilah systemperadilan pidana yang terdiri beberapa sub-sub system yaitu kepolisian, kejaksaan,pengadilan dan Lembaga pemasyarakatan,dan berdasarkan urgennya fungsi advokatdemi terwujudnya tujuan system makatermasuk dalam bagian dari systemperadilanpidana,sehinggaAdvokatmempunyai tugas dan fungsi yang jelasdalam undang-undang advokat,pelaksanaanhak dan kewajiban advokat dalammemberikan bantuanhokumsecaralangsungmelaksanakanHAMdemiterwujudnya masyarakat yang sejahterasesuai tujuan konstitusi.
PENYELESAIAN TINDAK PIDANA PENGANIAYAAN MELALUI PROSESI MANDOA PERDAMAIAN DI DESA KETAPING JAYA KECAMATAN INUMAN KABUPATEN KUANTAN SINGINGI Jodi Saputra; Mukhlis R; Ferawati Ferawati
Jurnal Online Mahasiswa (JOM) Bidang Ilmu Hukum Vol 10, No 1 (2023): Januari - Juni 2023
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This research is related to the settlement of criminal acts of persecution through a peace prayerprocession in Ketaping Jaya Village, Inuman District, Kuantan Singingi Regency. Settlement of problemsbetween perpetrators and victims of criminal acts of persecution is not only resolved in the criminaljustice system as a formal settlement, but in the community the settlement through customary law, namelythe peace prayer procession, can be a solution or way of resolving criminal acts of persecution. Thereforeit is necessary to study, first, the process of resolving the crime of persecution through a peace prayerprocession, as well as the impact of this settlement on the level of crime in Ketaping Jaya Village, InumanDistrict, Kuantan Singingi Regency, secondly the influence of the mechanism for solving the crime ofpersecution through the peace prayer process on recidivists in reducing/preventing criminal acts ofpersecution.This research is a sociological law research, because it is based on field research, namely bycollecting data from observation, interviews, and literature studies that have to do with problems usingqualitative data analysis, producing descriptive data, and concluded with a deductive thinking method.From the results of the study, it was concluded that, first, the settlement of the crime ofpersecution through a peace prayer procession in Ketaping Jaya Village, Inuman District was effective,because the settlement had a positive impact on reducing crime rates in Ketaping Jaya Village. However,there are still weaknesses, namely the settlement process takes quite a long time because the partiesinvolved, especially the ninik mamak of both parties, can delay the predetermined settlement time forpersonal reasons and unilaterally. Second, the completion of the crime of persecution through the peaceprayer procession greatly influences the recidivist in reducing or preventing the crime of persecution. Inaddition, this settlement also affected the behavior of the perpetrators and the surrounding community,which became better than before due to fear of sanctions, be it fines or social sanctions.Keywords: Customary Law-Persecution-Prayer for Peace-Recidivist
PERTANGGUNG JAWABAN PIDANA TERHADAP FREELANCE PERUSAHAAN PADA TINDAK PIDANA PERBANKAN DALAM MENGHIMPUN DANA MASYARAKAT TANPA IZINOTORITAS JASA KEUANGAN ATAU BANK INDONESIA DENGAN PROMISSORY NOTE Afrido Hidayah; Mukhlis R; Syaifullah Yophie Ardiyanto
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We can find arrangements regarding the accountability of the Board of Directors inLaw Number 40 of 2007 concerning Limited Liability Companies. Pursuant to Article 97paragraph (2) of the Limited Liability Company Law, the directors are required to managethe company in good faith and with full responsibility. Meanwhile, freelancers, who in factare only freelance daily workers and do not have a fixed monthly salary, are demandedalmost the same as the directors. So the purpose of the thesis research is first, to find outwhether a company can raise funds through a Promissory Note. Second, knowing whether afreelance can be held criminally responsible in a company, if the company commits a crime.This type of researcher can be classified into the type of normative legal research.This study uses secondary data consisting of primary legal materials, secondary legalmaterials, tertiary legal materials and data collection techniques are carried out using thelibrary method.From the results of the research problem there are two main things that can beconcluded. First, that in collecting public funds, the company can do this with a promissorynote (promissory note), based on Article 174 of the Criminal Code, it must meet therequirements. Second, that freelance companies cannot be held accountable for companiesthat commit criminal acts. If asked for accountability, it is only administrative. Because afreelance company is not included in the core organs of the company and is not included assomeone who can control the company in accordance with the Limited Liability CompanyLaw and the Criminal Code. The author's suggestion is First, the collection of public fundscarried out by non-bank companies is given more attention to the State of Indonesia.Enforcement and supervision must be carried out even tighter so that the Banking Act LawNumber 7 of 1992 concerning Banking and Law Number 21 of 2011 concerning theFinancial Services Authority is more effectively implemented so that people are no longerafraid to invest in shares to advance the economy. Second, if company freelancers are heldcriminally liable, then all freelance companies must also be held accountable in accordancewith the law regulated in article 2 of the Criminal Code.Keywords: Freelance, Financial Services Authority, Bank Indonesia.
ANALISIS YURIDIS RECOVERY ASSET MELALUI TINDAK PIDANA PENCUCIAN UANG DARI HASIL TINDAK PIDANA KORUPSI Iffana Hayu; Mukhlis R; Ferawati Ferawati
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Eradication of criminal acts of corruption is the main agenda that must be held. Assetrecovery in corruption is the process of handling assets from the proceeds of corruption at everystage of law enforcement, so that the value of these assets can be maintained and returned to thestate. In Law No. 8 of 2010 Concerning the Prevention and Eradication of Money Laundering,there is a policy related to the law on eradicating corruption and other similar laws, namely withthe sole aim of narrowing down the occurrence of corruption. This means that the presence ofthe Law on Money Laundering is an attempt to assist the operation of the Law on CorruptionEradication.The purpose of this study is to offer an effective and efficient strategy in returning state assetsfrom corruption through money laundering and to find out the construction of the judge'sthinking in examining and deciding money laundering cases on corruption as the predicatecrime.An effective and efficient strategy in efforts to recover assets from the proceeds of corruptionthrough money laundering is to combine charges of corruption with money laundering.Accumulating criminal acts, indictments are not combined with alternative or subsidiary formsand returning assets from the proceeds of criminal acts of corruption can be carried out throughcriminal or civil instruments. The judge's thinking construction regarding evidence that has beenused in other crimes that have permanent legal force (BHT) cannot be used as evidence in othercrimes. The formulation of the crime of money laundering as a supplementary crime ofcorruption (predicate crime) needs to be given the same serious attention as proving thatcorruption is a predicate crime. The unpaid payment for the purchase of an asset becomes aconsideration for the Panel of Judges that the asset is confiscated for the state.Research in making effective and efficient indictment formulations to optimally return stateassets needs to be carried out also for the future. Researchers hope that there will be more in-depth research on efforts to return state assets from the proceeds of criminal acts of corruptionthrough money laundering and other efforts as well as research in making effective and efficientindictment formulations. Efforts to return state assets outside the criminal corridor must be amore serious concern to be carried out.Keywords: Asset Recovery, -Criminal Corruption, -Judge Contruction, -Money LaunderingCrimes
ANALISIS YURIDIS RECOVERY ASSET MELALUI TINDAK PIDANA PENCUCIAN UANG DARI HASIL TINDAK PIDANA KORUPSI Iffana Hayu; Mukhlis R; Ferawati Ferawati
Jurnal Online Mahasiswa (JOM) Bidang Ilmu Hukum Vol 10, No 1 (2023): Januari - Juni 2023
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Eradication of criminal acts of corruption is the main agenda that must be held. Asset recoveryin corruption is the process of handling assets from the proceeds of corruption at every stage oflaw enforcement, so that the value of these assets can be maintained and returned to the state. InLaw No. 8 of 2010 Concerning the Prevention and Eradication of Money Laundering, there is apolicy related to the law on eradicating corruption and other similar laws, namely with the soleaim of narrowing down the occurrence of corruption. This means that the presence of the Law onMoney Laundering is an attempt to assist the operation of the Law on Corruption Eradication.The purpose of this study is to offer an effective and efficient strategy in returning state assetsfrom corruption through money laundering and to find out the construction of the judge's thinkingin examining and deciding money laundering cases on corruption as the predicate crime.An effective and efficient strategy in efforts to recover assets from the proceeds of corruptionthrough money laundering is to combine charges of corruption with money laundering.Accumulating criminal acts, indictments are not combined with alternative or subsidiary formsand returning assets from the proceeds of criminal acts of corruption can be carried out throughcriminal or civil instruments. The judge's thinking construction regarding evidence that has beenused in other crimes that have permanent legal force (BHT) cannot be used as evidence in othercrimes. The formulation of the crime of money laundering as a supplementary crime of corruption(predicate crime) needs to be given the same serious attention as proving that corruption is apredicate crime. The unpaid payment for the purchase of an asset becomes a consideration for thePanel of Judges that the asset is confiscated for the state.Research in making effective and efficient indictment formulations to optimally return stateassets needs to be carried out also for the future. Researchers hope that there will be more in-depth research on efforts to return state assets from the proceeds of criminal acts of corruptionthrough money laundering and other efforts as well as research in making effective and efficientindictment formulations. Efforts to return state assets outside the criminal corridor must be a moreserious concern to be carried out.Keywords: Asset Recovery, -Criminal Corruption, -Money Laundering Crimes
BATASAN PENGGUNAAN HAK UNTUK DILUPAKAN BERDASARKAN PASAL 26 UNDANG-UNDANG NOMOR 19 TAHUN 2016 TENTANG PERUBAHAN ATAS UNDANG-UNDANG NOMOR 11 TAHUN 2008 TENTANG INFORMASI DAN TRANSAKSI ELEKTRONIK TERHADAP MANTAN NARAPIDANA DI INDONESIA Dhea Natalie Simarmata; Mukhlis R; Tengku Arif Hidayat
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Internet and information technology at this time is very important for the fulfillment ofhuman needs. Because the rapid development of information technology has created dynamics inthe midst of society, a management and regulation is needed that specifically addresses problemsin the field of Information and Electronic Transactions (ITE). However, in several respects, theITE Law still has weaknesses. One of the weaknesses that is still being debated today is theregulation regarding the right to be forgotten as contained in Article 26 paragraphs (3) and (4).From that article, there is no clear element of limitation to be able to carry out the execution ofthe right to be forgotten, especially for ex-convicts in Indonesia. In this case the limitation ofrights in administrative law must pay attention to the norms in criminal law which the authorwill further describe. The right to be forgotten should accommodate the norms contained in thepurpose of punishment. The controversy over the use of this right by ex-convicts will potentiallybe used to obscure past crimes.This type of research can be classified in the type of normative legal research, whichreveals laws and regulations related to legal theories that are the object of research. Theapproach taken uses a qualitative analysis approach by searching for good data in books,journals and other scientific works related to this research. The data sources used are primaryand secondary legal materials.The conclusions that can be obtained from the research results are First, the regulationregarding the right to be forgotten for ex-convicts in Indonesia is not in accordance with thepurpose of punishment. The status of ex-convicts who are still attached with a greater chance ofrepeating crimes makes limiting the rights of ex-convicts something that has legal logic to tacklecrime, especially repeated crimes in the Theory of Criminal Policy. Second, the ideal concept oflimiting the right to be forgotten for ex-convicts in Indonesia should refer to the General DataProtection (GDPR) which applies throughout the European Union. This right should not begiven to ex-convicts and must be further regulated regarding additional punishments related tothe revocation of the right to be forgotten by ex-convicts.Keywords: Right To Be Forgotten- ITE-Former Convicts-Limitation of Rights.
KEKUATAN KETERANGAN SAKSI ANAK DALAM PENEGAKAN HUKUM PADA KASUS TINDAK PIDANA ASUSILA TANPA DIDUKUNG ALAT BUKTI LAINNYA Putri Sasbita Aqila; Mukhlis R; Syaifullah Yophi
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The evidentiary stage is one of the aspects of the trial, especially in the aspectof evidence that plays a role in proving a person's guilt so that he can besentenced by a judge. In this case, many children are victims as well as witnessesin cases of immoral crimes by giving testimony under oath, this is not inaccordance with the Criminal Procedure Code which requires every witness to besworn in, but over time the issuance of the latest regulations, namely the Law onSexual Violence, this is certainly a problem for judges where children are the onlywitnesses who hear, see, and experience an immoral crime themselves.The objectives of writing this thesis are: first, whether the child's testimonycan be taken into consideration by the judge in making a decision on an indecentcrime case. Second, What is the strength of child witness testimony in court,without the support of other evidence in several cases.This type of research can be classified as normative juridical research,because in this research the author uses literature study materials such as officialdocuments, books to conduct research in this study, data sources used, primarydata, secondary data and tertiary data, collection techniques in this research withliterature review methods or documentary studies.From the results of this study it can be concluded First, the testimony of childwitnesses who cannot be given under oath, is not valid evidence, but can be usedas a clue and can prove that the defendant is guilty if accompanied by 1 (one)other valid evidence and the judge gains confidence in the case this is stated inarticle 25 paragraph 1 of the TPKS Law. Second, the testimony of child witnesseswithout oath that is used as a clue is based on the correspondence with otherevidence that is considered by the judge in imposing sexual crimes on children.The author's suggestions, First, it is hoped that judges who try criminal cases,especially in examining and evaluating the testimony of minor witnesses, must bewise and wise. Second, there needs to be an internal judicial regulation thatdedicates the judge's belief in the consideration of child witness testimony byfollowing the latest regulations and closing the gap so that cases of immoralviolence decrease significantly with a deterrent effect for the defendants. Eitherthrough the decision of the Supreme Court in order to increase the evidentiarypower of child witness testimony in order to achieve the legal objectives of justice,certainty and expediency.Keywords: Strength of Proof - Indecent Crimes - Child Witnesses
TANGGUNG JAWAB LEMBAGA PEMASYARAKATAN DALAM PEMBINAAN NARAPIDANA UNTUK MENCEGAH DAN MEMINIMALISASI RESIDIVIS DI LEMBAGA PEMASYARAKATAN KELAS II A PEKANBARU teguh eka putra; Firdaus Firdaus; Mukhlis R
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The guidance carried out by the Class II Penitentiary in Pekanbaru,namely welding, barbershop, rattan making services, narista, motorcycle service,processing organic nuggets, processing soybeans, reflexy massage, hydroponicvegetables, , lack of budget, and the less than optimal capacity or area of theClass II a Penitentiary in Pekanbaru.This research is using research method that is a sociological legalresearch. Sociological legal research is legal research that looks at how it shouldbe (dass solen) and what the facts are in the field (dass sein). This study looks athow coaching in Class II a Pekanbaru prisons should be, but in fact the coachingis not carried out as it should.The results of this study, in conducting coaching at the Pekanbaru Class IIA Prison, there are still shortcomings carried out by the Pekanbaru Class II APrison, such as a shortage of personnel, budget and capacity shortages or the sizeof the Class II a Pekanbaru Penitentiary. Efforts that need to be carried out areadding personnel, increasing the budget and expanding the capacity or area ofthe Class II a Penitentiary in Pekanbaru. So it is hoped that the guidance can bemaximized and can reduce inmates who have been inmates from committingcrimes again (recidivists).Keywords: Correctional Institution – Inmates – Guidance.
Analisis Yuridis Terhadap Pemberian Asimilasi Narapidana Menurut Peraturan Menteri Hukum dan Hak Asasi Manusia Republik Indonesia Nomor 10 Tahun 2020 Ditinjau dari Tujuan Pemidanaan Yosef Mattew Nathanael; Maria Maya Lestari; Mukhlis R
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The number of prisoners has exceeded the capacity of prisons, then the government made emergencyeffort to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 by stipulating the Regulation of the Minister of Law and HumanRights Number 10 of 2020 concerning Requirements for Assimilation anf Integration Rights for Prisonersand Children in the Framework of Prevention and Control of Covid-19. The principle of assimilation is tointegrate prisoners into society, in the hope of regaining confidence and always applying the principle ofgood behavior. Meanwhile, during the assimilation of Covid-19, there is still a repetition of criminal actsafter assimilation’s given, so the principle of assimilation is considered not achieved in society. The purposeof writing this thesis, as follows; First, Legal problems that arise after providing assimilation for prisonersaccording to the Regulation of the Minister of Law and Human Rights Number 10 of 2020 related to effortto prevent and control the spread of Covid-19 in Indonesia, Second, The ideal concept of providingassimilation of prisoners during the Covid-19 pandemic in the correctional system to achieve the purpose ofpunishment.This type of research can be classified in the normative juridical type of research, because the authorexamines law from an internal perspective with the object of research being legal norms. The author uses alegislative approach carried out by reviewing ministerial regulations related to legal issues. The datasources used are primary data, secondary data, and tertiary data. Data collection techniques in this studyare in the form of literature studies.From the results of problem research there are two main things that can be concluded. First, Legalproblems that arise after providing assimilation for prisoners according to the Regulation of the Minister ofLaw and Human Rights Number 10 of 2020 related to effort to prevent and control the spread of Covid-19in Indonesia, the legal problem that arise are not carrying out the rules for assimilation requirements athome, repetition of criminal acts, and the gap between the implementation of Covid-19 assimilation andpublic reaction. Second, The ideal concept of providing assimilation of prisoners during the Covid-19pandemic in the correctional system to achieve the purpose of punishment, that prisoners who commit drugcrimes by distributing narcotics don’t need to be assimilated at home and it would be nice if health agenciesand labor agencies were involved in assimilation. The author’s suggestion is, First, a strict monitoring andmonitoring mechanism is needed for assimilated prisoners, as well as transparent and fair implementationso as not to violate legal and human rights principles. Second, that the development of prisoners is expectedto improve the quality of the coaching program, continue to involve the community, increase evaluation, andexpand cooperation.Keywords: Assimilation, Inmate, Covid-19, Purpose of Punishment.
Analisis Penegakan Hukum Terhadap Pelanggaran Protokol Kesehatan Berdasarkan Asas Persamaan Didepan Hukum Desi Yana S; Mukhlis R; Ferawati Ferawati
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To minimize the spread of Covid-19 in Indonesia, a Health Protocol has been implemented.However, the infection rate continued to increase until it spread throughout Indonesia. This happensbecause there are still many violations of the Health Protocol, especially not wearing masks andkeeping a safe distance. Lack of public awareness of the importance of maintaining health is a factorcausing an increase in cases. As well as in the law enforcement process, health protocol violations areconsidered to have occurred selectively in the application of the law by law enforcers, such as in thecase of Rizieq Sihab when he held his daughter's wedding compared to Atta Halilintar's wedding andviolations committed by state officials where no legal action was taken. So it tends to result in peoplenot taking their health seriously and complying with the rules. This makes the law in Indonesia doesnot put forward the principle of equality before the law which is the basis that all are treated the same,there is no difference before the law.The type of research used is normative legal research, which is research conducted byexamining secondary data or research based on standard rules that have been recorded, called libraryresearch. This research is descriptive in nature, namely a study that aims to make a clear and detaileddescription of the problem.The results of this study are the process of law enforcement against health protocol violations,namely applying Article 93 of Law No. 6 of 2018 for those who violate it by imposing a 1 year prisonsentence and a 100 million fine, but it is still not running optimally and does not reflect equality beforethe law. There is a disparity in legal treatment of fellow violators and the attitude of selective loggingby law enforcement officials both in imposing sanctions and not taking action against officials whoviolate the health protocol. when compared to other countries' health protocol law enforcement, thesanctions are quite heavy but effective and the apparatus has strong firmness. So the law enforcementprocess should have strong integrity from law enforcement officials in enforcing the law in the midst ofsociety. As well as the need for additional studies in Law No. 6 of 2018 concerning health protocolsnot wearing masks, maintaining distance, avoiding crowds so that there are no multipleinterpretations and the proper application of articles to actions so that justice can be properly realizedand applies equally to all Indonesian people.Keywords: Health protocol, Law Enforcement, Equality Before the Law
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