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Implementation of Child Detention Rights in the State Prison Class 1A Cirebon Susilowati, Detri; Triyadi , Septiyan Bayu; Ramadhanty , Rafifah; Waluyadi , Waluyadi; Karina , Karina
Journal of Legal and Cultural Analytics Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025): May 2025
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55927/jlca.v4i2.14450

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Child protection is essential because children are the most vulnerable members of society, and they can live in peace. Children who are neglected by their families or society will be disrupted in their growth and development, both physically, mentally, and socially. This study aims to analyze the implementation of the rights of Children in the Face of the Law (ABH) in the Cirebon Class 1A State Prison. This study uses a normative juridical approach. Data was collected through a literature study of the Law and interviews with Cirebon Class IA State Prison officers. The study's findings show that several rights of Children in Conflict with the Law (ABH) have been met, including services such as decent food, bedding, worship, and legal assistance, as well as health care, informal education, and guidance. However, the right to training is still not optimally fulfilled due to the limitations of available facilities and programs. Implementing the SPPA Law is very important to ensure humane treatment, access to education, and skills training for ABH. This research emphasizes the need to improve facilities and develop training programs to support the development of ABH during the detention period. Law Number 11 of 2012 concerning the Juvenile Criminal Justice System, which guarantees humane treatment and access to education and skills training for ABH, must be implemented to the maximum extent.  
Questioning the Legality of Arrests Based on the Status of the Wanted Person List (DPO) to Ensure Legal Certainty Imani, Helmi Doa; Kartika , Dewi; Aaliyah , Syahlaa; Waluyadi , Waluyadi; Romlahayati , Yanti
Journal of Legal and Cultural Analytics Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025): May 2025
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55927/jlca.v4i2.14501

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Unlawful or juridically defective arrests can also cause detention to become unlawful, so that such actions are considered illegal and can harm the principles of legal certainty and human rights. This study analyzes the legality of arrests according to the Criminal Code against suspects with the status of Persons Wanted List (DPO), by comparing two pretrial decisions: Decision Number 10/Pid.Pra/2024/PN Bdg and Decision Number 2/Pid.Pra/2024/PN Cbn. The research method used in writing this article is a normative approach. The data type used from the Law and Pre-Trial Decision Number 10/PID.Pra/2024/PN Bdg and Pre-Trial Decision Number 2/Pid.Pra/2024/PN Cbn as the main data. As well as interviews, as supporting data. The data collection technique used was document and literature studies, while the analysis used qualitative methods. The results of the study showed that in Decision Number 10/Pid.Pra/2024/PN Bdg, the judge stated that the arrest was invalid because it was carried out without the permission of the Chief Justice and proof of urgency, and the DPO status of the applicant was considered legally defective because an official summons did not precede it. On the other hand, in Decision Number 2/Pid.Pra/2024/PN Cbn, the arrest was made based on the court's determination, but the pretrial application was declared null and void because the main case had been delegated. Hence, the DPO status and arrest legality were not substantially tested.