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SHEET COUNTRY
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
| No. 153, 2012 | (Explanation in Additional Indonesian Gazette Number 5332) |
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA LEGISLATION
No. 11 YEAR 2012
ABOUT
CHILD CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
BY THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
Weigh: a. That the son is the forerer and the gift of the Almighty God who has the power and dignity as a human being;
B. that in order to maintain its prestige and dignity, the child is entitled to special protection, especially the protection of the law in the judicial system;
c. that Indonesia as a Party Country in the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Convention on the Rights of the Child) which governs the principle of law protection against a child has an obligation to provide a special protection against a child Dealing with the law;
D. that
Act No. 3 of 1997 of the Court of Children is no longer in compliance with the development and needs of the laws of society as it has not been comprehensive to provide protection to the child who dealing with the law so that it needs to be replaced with new laws;
e. that based on consideration as referred to in letters a, the letter b, the letter c, and the letter d, need to form an Act on the Criminal Justice System of the Child;
Given: 1. Section 5 of the paragraph (1), Article 20, Section 28B paragraph (2), Section 28G, and Article 28I of the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;
2.
Act Number 39 Year 1999 on Human Rights (Sheet State Republic Of Indonesia In 1999 Number 165, Additional Sheet Of State Republic Of Indonesia Number 3886);
3.
Act Number 23 Of 2002 on Child Protection (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2002 Number 109, Additional Sheet Of State Republic Indonesia Number 4235);
4.
Act Number 13 Year 2006 on Witness Protection and Victims (State Sheet Indonesia Year 2006 Number 64, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4635);
5.
Act Number 16 Of 2011 on Legal Assistance (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2011 Number 104, Additional Sheet Of State Republic Indonesia Number 5248);
With Shared Consent
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE ' S REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
and
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
DECIDED:
SET :LEGISLATION ON THE CHILD CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
BAB I
UMUM CONDITIONS
Section 1
In this Act referred to:
1. Child Criminal Justice System is the entire process of solving the Child ' s case dealing with the law, starting the investigation stage up to the stage of rearing after serving a criminal.
2. Children with the Law are the children who conflict with the law, the child who is the victim of a criminal offence, and the child who is a witness to the criminal.
3. Children who are in conflict with the next Law to be called Anak are children 12 (twelve) years old, but not 18 (eighteen) years old who are suspected of committing a felony.
4. Children who Become Victims of the Criminal Code that are henchmen to be called Child Victims are children who are not 18 (eighteen) years old who suffer from physical, mental, and/or economic losses caused by criminal acts.
5. Children who are Witnesses of the Criminal Code that are henchmen to be called the Children of the Witnesses are children who are not 18 (eighteen) years old who can provide information in the interests of the inquiry, prosecution, and examination of the court hearing about the crimes of the crime. A criminal case that is heard, seen, and/or her own.
6. Restorative justice is the resolution of a criminal offense by involving the perpetrator, the victim, the victims ' families, and the other related parties to jointly seek a fair settlement by emphasizing the restoration of the return on the state of the criminal. Back, and not retribution.
7. Diversion is the diversion of the settlement of the Child case from the criminal justice process to the process beyond criminal justice.
8. Investigators are Child investigators.
9. The General Prosecuting is the Child ' s public prosecutor.
10. The judge is the Child judge.
11. The Judge of Appeal is the Child ' s appeal judge.
12. Judge Kasasi is the Child Cassation judge.
13. Department of Corrections is a functional law enforcement official who carries out correctional research, guidance, supervision, and assistance to the Child in and outside the criminal justice process.
14. Professional Social Workers are a person who works, both in government and private institutions, who have social job competencies and professions and care in social work gained through education, training, and/or experience of social work practices to carry out service tasks and handling of Child social issues.
15. Social Welfare is a person who is educated and trained professionally to carry out service duties and handling social problems and/or someone who works, whether at both government and private institutions, whose scope His activities in the social welfare area of the
16. The family is an elderly person consisting of a father, mother, and/or other family member who is trusted by the Child.
17. Guardians are the person or body that in fact runs foster power as the parent to the child.
18. Companion is a person trusted by the Child to be accompanying him during the criminal justice process in progress.
19. The Advocate or other legal aid providers are persons who are professed to provide legal services, both inside and outside the courts, who meet the requirements under the provisions of the laws.
20. Children's special coaching institute (LPKA) is the institution or place of the Child serving its criminal age.
21. The temporary Child Placement Institute (LPAS) is temporarily temporary for Children during the judicial process.
22. The next Social Welfare Institute (LPKS) is the institution or place of social services that carries out the social welfare of the Child.
23. Client's Child is a Child who is in the service, guidance, oversight, and the assistance of the Correctional Instructor.
24. The next Hall of Corrections is called Bapas is a technical managing unit that carries out the tasks and functions of correctional research, guidance, supervision, and assistance.
Section 2
The Child Criminal Justice System is implemented based on asas:
a. Protection;
B. justice;
C. nondiscrimination;
D. best inter ndition to be established as Investigator as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. have experienced as an investigator;
B. have interest, attention, dedication, and understanding of Child issues; and
c. have followed technical training on the Children ' s judiciary.
(4) In the case of no Investigations meeting the requirements as referred to in verse (3), the assignment of investigation is conducted by investigators who perform criminal investigation duties performed by the adults.
Section 27
(1) In conducting of the inquiry into Child matters, the Investigator is required to request consideration or advice from the Correctional Guidance after the criminal offence is reported or denounced.
(2) In terms of deemed necessary, Investigators may request consideration or advice from education experts, psychologists, psychiatrists, religious figures, Professional Social Workers or Social Welfare, and other experts.
(3) In terms of conducting an examination of the Victims 'Child and the Children' s Witnesses, Investigators are required to request a social report of the Professional Social Worker or Social Welfare after a criminal offence is reported or ratted out.
Section 28
The results of the Correctional Research were required to be submitted by Bapas to the Investigator in the longest time 3 x 24 (three times twenty-four) hours after an investigator's request was accepted.
Section 29
(1) The investigator conscripted Diversion in the longest time 7 (seven) days after the inquiry began.
(2) The (2) Process of the Diversion as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised at least 30 days after the start of the Diversion.
(3) In terms of the process of the Diversion successfully reached an agreement, the Investigator delivered the news of the event Diversion and the Agreement Diversion to the chairman of the court of state to be made of designation.
(4) In the case of the failed version, the Investigator is required to continue the investigation and bestow the case into the Public Prosecuting by attaching the news of the events of Diversions and the report of the correctional research.
The Third Part
Arrest and Detention
Section 30
(1) The arrest of the Child is performed in the interest of the longest preparation of 24 (twenty-four) hours.
(2) The captured children are required to be placed in the Children ' s special service room.
(3) In terms of the Special Service Room the Child has not yet existed in the region concerned, Children are deposited at LPKS.
(4) The arrest of a mandatory Child is done humanely by paying attention to the need according to his age.
(5) The charge for any Child placed in LPKS is charged on the ministry ' s budget that organizes government affairs in the social field.
Section 31
(1) In carrying out the investigation, the Investigator is coordinating with the General Prosecuting.
(2) The Coordination as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed in the most prolonged period of 1 X 24 (one time twenty-four) hours from the beginning of the investigation.
Section 32
(1) Detention against Children should not be done in terms of Child obtaining bail from parents/Guardians and/or the institution that the Child will not escape, will not remove or damage the evidence, and/or will not repeat the follow-up Criminal.
(2) Detention against Children can only be done under the following conditions:
a. The child has aged 14 (fourteen) years or more; and
B. expected to commit felon with a prison criminal threat of 7 (seven) years or more.
(3) The terms of the detention as referred to in paragraph (2) must be expressed decisively in a restraining order.
(4) As long as the Child is detained, the physical, spiritual, and social needs of the Child must remain fulfilled.
(5) To protect Child Safety, it can be carried out the placement of the Child in LPKS.
Section 33
(1) The detention as referred to in Article 32 for the purposes of the inquiry is carried out at most 7 (seven) days.
(2) The term of the detention as referred to in paragraph (1) at the request of the Investigator may be extended by the General Prosecuting of the longest 8 (eight) days.
(3) In terms of the term as referred to in paragraph (2) has expired, the Child is required to be issued for the sake of law.
(4) The detention of the Child executed in LPAS.
(5) In the event of no LPAS, the detentions can be performed at the local LPKS.
Section 34
(1) In terms of detention done for the benefit of the prosecution, the General Prosecuting may conduct the longest 5 (five) days.
(2) The term of the detention as referred to in paragraph (1) at the request of the General Prosecuting may be extended by the Judge of the courts of the country for the longest 5 (five) days.
(3) In the event of a term as referred to in paragraph (2) has expired, Child is required to be issued by law.
Section 35
(1) In terms of detention being done for the benefit of the examination in the court hearing, the Judge may conduct the most prolonged detention of 10 (ten) days.
(2) The term as referred to in paragraph (1) at the request of the Judge may be extended by the speaker of the longest 15 (fifteen) days of the court.
(3) In the event of a term as referred to in verse (2) has expired and the Judge has not given the verdict, the Child is required to be issued for the sake of law.
Section 36
The court's designation of the seizure of evidence in the child's case must be set at most than two (two) days.
Section 37
(1) In terms of detention being done for the benefit of the examination at the level of appeal, the Judge of Appeal may conduct the most prolonged detention of 10 (ten) days.
(2) The length of time as referred to in paragraph (1) at the request of the Judge of Appeal may be extended by the chairman of the high court of the longest 15 (fifteen) days.
(3) In terms of the term as referred to in paragraph (1) and the paragraph (2) has expired and the Court of Appeal has not given the verdict, the Child is mandatory for the law.
Section 38
The Second Part
Investigation
Section 26
(1) The investigation of the case of the Child is carried out by the Investigator set on the Decree of the Chief of the State of the Republic of Indonesia or other officials appointed by the Chief of the Indonesian National Police.
(2) Examination of the Victim ' s Child or Witness Child is carried out by the Investigator as referred to in paragraph (1).
(3) The co sion not successfully executed, the case is proceeding to the trial stage.
Section 53
(1) The child is arrased in the Children ' s special session room.
(2) The Child trial waiting room is separated from the waiting room of the adult hearing.
(3) Children ' s trial time is taken from the time of the adult trial.
Section 54
The judge examined the Children ' s case in a declared hearing closed to the public, except the reading of the verdict.
Section 55
(1) In the Children ' s trial, the Judge is obliged to order the parents/Guardians or chaperones, the Advocate or other legal aid providers, and the Penitentiary Tutor to accompany the Child.
(2) In terms of parents/guardians and/or chaperones not present, the hearing is continued with the presence of the Advocate or other legal assistance and/or the Correctional Guide.
(3) In the case of the Judge not carrying out the provisions as referred to in verse (2), the Children ' s trial is null and void.
Section 56
After the judge opened the trial and declared a closed hearing to the public, the child was called in with the parents/guardian, the Advocate or other legal aid, and the Correctional Guidance.
Section 57
(1) After the indictment was read, the Judge ordered the Correctional Counsellors to read out a report of the results of the correctional research of the Child in question without the presence of the Child, unless the Judge argued otherwise.
(2) The report as referred to in paragraph (1) contains:
a. Children ' s personal data, family, education, and social life;
B. The background is a criminal offence;
c. the state of the victim in case there are victims in the criminal acts against the body or life;
D. Other things that are considered necessary;
e. event news is version; and
f. The conclusion and recommendations of the Correctional Counselor.
Section 58.
(1) At the time of examining the victim ' s Child and/or the Witness Child, the Judge may order that the Child be brought out of the courtroom.
(2) At the time of the inspection of the Child Victims and/or the Witness Child as referred to in the paragraph (1), the parents/Guardians, the Advocate or other legal assistance, and the Correctional Counsellors remain in attendance.
(3) In terms of the Child Victims and/or the Witness Child may not be present to provide the caption in front of the court hearing, the Judge may order the Child Victim and/or the Witness Child be heard of his interest:
a. outside the court hearing through the electronic recording conducted by the Corrections Guide in the local law area by attended by the Investigators or the Public Prosecutions and the Advocates or other legal assistance providers; or
B. Through a remote examination with audiovisual communication tools accompanied by parents/guardians, a correctional counselor or other companion.
Section 59
Children's trial is continued after the Child is notified of the description given by the Children's Child and/or the Child's Witnesses at the time the Child is outside the court's courtroom.
Section 60
(1) Before dropping the verdict, the Judge gives the parents a chance and/or chaperone to propose a beneficial thing for the Child.
(2) In certain regard the Child Victims are given the opportunity by the Judge to convey an opinion on the matter in question.
(3) The judge is obliged to consider a report on the correctional research of the Correctional Counsellors before dropping the case verdict.
(4) In the event of a correctional research report as referred to in verse (3) is not considered in the Judge ' s ruling, the verdict is null and void.
Section 61
(1) The reading of the court ruling is conducted in a hearing that is open to the public and may not be attended by the Child.
(2) The identity of the Child, Child Victim, and/or Witness Child remains to be kept secret by the mass media as referred to in Article 19 by simply using the initials without images.
Section 62.
(1) The court is required to provide the sentence of the verdict on the day the verdict is spoken to the Child or the Advocate or other legal assistance, the Correctional Counsellors, and the General Prosecutions.
(2) The court shall provide a copy of the longest five (five) days since the verdict is spoken to the Child or the Advocate or other legal assistance, the Correctional Counsellors, and the General Prosecutions.
BAB IV
CORRECTIONAL OFFICER
The Kesatu section
General
Section 63
The correctional officer consists of:
a. Correctional counselors;
B. Professional Social Workers; and
C. Social Welfare Energy.
The Second Part
The Correctional Guide
Section 64
(1) Correctional Research, Distraction, Distraction, and supervision of the Child by the Penitentiary Tutor.
(2) Terms to be able to be named as the following:
a. the lowest diploma of three (D-3) fields of social science or equivalent or has been experienced working as a Correctional Instrutor helper for graduates:
1) vocational secondary school of experienced social work fields at least 1 (one) year; or
2) high school and experienced in the field of the shortest social work 3 (three) years.
B. healthy physical and spiritual;
C. The lower level of the Young Master of Youth Level I/ II/b;
D. have interest, attention, and dedication in the field of service and corrective guidance as well as child protection; and
e. has been following the technical training of the Correctional Guide and has a certificate.
(3) In the event of an untitled Maturity Lecturer who meets the requirements as contemplated on a paragraph (2), the task and function of the Penitentiary Tutor is exercised by the LPKA officer or the LPAS or an unformed LPKA or LPAS is carried out by a house officer and a correctional institution.
Section 65
Ministry of Corrections on duty:
a. crseven) days after being appointed by the chairman of the court of state as Judge.
(3) Diversion as referred to in paragraph (2) is carried out at most 30 (thirty) days.
(4) The Diversion process can be implemented in the civil court mediation room.
(5) In terms of the process Diversion successfully reached an agreement, the Judge addressed the event of the Diversion and the Diversion agreement to the chairman of the state court for the creation of the designation.
(6) In the case of the Diver 4">
(2) If during the coaching the child violates the special terms as referred to in Article 73 of the paragraph (4), the pembina official may propose to the supervising judge to extend the coaching period for which time it exceeds the maximum 2 (two) times Unimplemented coaching.
Section 76
(1) The criminal community service is a criminal intended to educate the Child by raising its care for positive correctional activities.
(2) If the Child does not meet the whole or part of the obligation in the exercise of a community service criminal without a valid reason, the officer of the pembina may propose to the supervising judge to order the Child to repeat the whole or in part A criminal service criminal imposed against him.
(3) The criminal service of the community for the Child was dropped at least 7 (seven) hours and at most 120 (a hundred and twenty) hours.
Section 77
(1) The (1) letter of supervision, which may be dropped to the Child as referred to in Article 71 of the paragraph (1) of the letter b (3) at least 3 (3) months and two (two) years.
(2) In case the Child is sentenced to the criminal oversight as referred to in paragraph (1), the Child is placed under the supervision of the Public Prosecuting and is mentored by the Correctional Guide.
Section 78
(1) The work of the work training as referred to in Article 71 of the paragraph (1) of the letter c is held in an institution that carries out the training of work that corresponds to the child's age.
(2) The work of the work training as referred to in verse (1) is subject to the shortest of 3 (three) months and at most one (one) year.
Section 79
(1) The criminal restriction of liberty is enforced in terms of the Child committing a severe criminal act or criminal offence accompanied by violence.
(2) The criminal restriction of liberty dropped against the longest half of the Child (one pertwo) of the maximum penal prison that is designed against adults.
(3) Minimum special penal prison does not apply to Children.
(4) The provisions of the prison criminal in the Criminal Code apply also to the Child as long as do not conflict with this Act.
Section 80
(1) The criminal coaching in the institution is conducted at a job training site or a coaching institution organized, both by the government and private.
(2) The degree of coaching in the institution is dropped if the circumstances and deeds of the Child do not harm the public.
(3) The coaching in the institution is held at least 3 (three) months and at most 24 (twenty-four) months.
(4) A child who has served 1/2 (two) of his length of coaching in the institution and not less than 3 (three) months of good conduct are entitled to parole.
Section 81
(1) The child is sentenced to prison in LPKA if the circumstances and deeds of the Child will harm the community.
(2) A prison criminal that can be dropped to the Child of the longest 1/2 (one pertwo) of the maximum criminal threat of prison for the adults.
(3) Coaching at LPKA is exercised until the Child is 18 (eighteen) years.
(4) The child who has served 1/2 (one pertwo) of his length of coaching at LPKA and is well entitled to the eligible parole.
(5) The prison criminal against the Child is only used as a final attempt.
(6) If a Child ' s criminal offence constitutes a criminal offence of death or a lifelong prison criminal, the convicted felon is a prison criminal of the longest 10 (ten) years.
The Third Part
Actions
Section 82
(1) The actions that can be imposed to Children include:
a. returns to the parent/Wali;
B. submission to a person;
C.care in the psychiatric hospital;
D. treatment at LPKS;
e. obligations following a formal education and/or training held by the government or private bodies;
f. revocation of the driving permit; and/or
G. Reparation is a felony.
(2) The actions referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter d, letter e, and the letter f are worn at most than 1 (one) year.
(3) Actions as referred to in paragraph (1) may be filed by the General Prosecuting in its charges, unless a criminal offence is threatened with a prison criminal of at least 7 (seven) years.
(4) The further provisions of the action as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Government Regulation.
Section 83
(1) The act of submission of the Child to a person is done for the benefit of the Child concerned.
(2) The act of care against the Child is intended to help the elderly/Guardian in educating and giving the distraction to the Child in question.
BAB VI
SERVICE, CARE, EDUCATION,
CHILD COACHING, AND CHILD CLIENT GUIDANCE
Section 84
(1) The detained child is placed in the LPAS.
(2) The child as referred to in paragraph (1) is entitled to obtain service, care, education and training, guidance and assistance, as well as other rights in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(3) The LPAS is required to host education, skills training, and fulfillment of other rights in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(4) Correctional counselors conduct a correctional research to determine the implementation of an educational program as referred to in verse (3).
(5) The Bapas must conduct oversight of the execution of the program as referred to in paragraph (4).
Section 85
(1) The child who was sentenced to prison is placed in LPKA.
(2) The child as referred to in paragraph (1) is entitled to obtain coaching, guidance, supervision, assistance, education and training, as well as other rights in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(3) The LPKA is required to host education, skills training, coaching, and fulfillment of other rights in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(4) Correctional counselors conduct a correctional research to determine the hosting of educational and coaching programs as referred to in paragraph (3).
(5) The Bapas must conduct oversight of the execution of the program as referred to in paragraph (4).
Section 86
Section 75
(1) The coaching criminal outside of the institution may be a must:
a. following a program of guidance and counseling performed by the chief officer;
b.following the therapy at the mental hospital; or
c. follow the therapy as a result of alcohol abuse, narcotics, psychotropic, and other addictive substances.
Section 98
The investigator purposefully did not carry out the obligation as referred to in Article 33 of the verse (3) to be convicted of a prison criminal for the longest 2 (two) years.
Section 99
The Public Prosecutor who intentionally does not carry out the obligation as referred to in Article 34 of the verse (3) is convicted of a prison criminal for the longest 2 (two) years.
Section 100
Judges who intentionally do not carry out the obligation as referred to in Article 35 of the paragraph (3), Article 37 of the verse (3), and Article 38 of the verse (3) are penalised with the penultimate prison criminal 2 (two) years.
Section 101.
Court officials who intentionally did not carry out the obligations as referred to in Article 62 were convicted of the longest prison penal 2 (two) years.
BAB XIII
TRANSITION PROVISIONS
Section 102
At the time the Act goes into effect, the child matters that:
It is still in the process of investigation and prosecution or which is already devolve to a public court, but has not been convened to be carried out under the laws of this Act; and
b.is in the process of vetting in a court hearing exercised under the law of the event set out in the Act on the Children's Court.
Section 103
(1) At the time the Act goes into effect, the state and/or civil children who are still in the child penitentiary institution are handed over to:
a. parent/Wali;
B. LPKS/majesty; or
C.ministry or service that organizes government affairs in the social field.
(2) The implementation of the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified by the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of law.
Section 104
Every child correctional institution must make a change of system to LPKA in accordance with this Act the longest 3 (three) years.
BAB XIV
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 105
(1) In the longest of 5 (five) years after the implementation of this Act:
a. every police station is required to have a Investigator;
B. every prosecutor is required to have a General Charge;
c. Any court is required to have a Judge;
D. the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of law is required to build Bapas in district/kota;
e. the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of law is required to build LPKA and LPAS in the province; and
f. The ministry that organizes government affairs in the social field is required to build LPKS.
(2) The provisions of the formation of the offices of Bapas and LPKS as referred to in paragraph (1) d and letter f are excluded in the terms of the provinces and districts/adjacent cities.
(3) In terms of ministries hosting government affairs in the field of law do not have the land to build offices as referred to in paragraph (1) d and letter e, local local government prepared land needed.
Section 106
At the time of this Act, the Law No. 3 of 1997 on the Court of Child (the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia of 1997 No. 3, the addition of the Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Number 3668), was revoked and declared to be not valid. />
Section 107
Regulation of implementation of this Act must be set at least 1 (one) year since the Act is enacted.
Section 108.
This Act comes into effect after 2 (two) years of the date of the invitation.
In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of this Act with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.
Passed in Jakarta
on July 30, 2012
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
-DR. H. SUSILO BAMBANG YUDHOYONO
Promulgated in Jakarta
on July 30, 2012
MINISTER FOR LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
AMIR SYAMSUDIN
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BAB IX
THE ROLE AND THE SOCIETY
Section 93
Society can play a role as well as in Child protection ranging from prevention up to the social reintegration of the Child by the way:
d.d. participates in the settlement of Child matters through Diversion and the Restorative Justice approach;
e.contributing to the rehabilitation and social reintegration of Children, Children ' s Victims and/or Witness Children through the Correctional organization;
f.conduct monitoring of the performance of law enforcement apparatus in the handling of Child matters; or
G.conducts socialization of Child rights as well as the laws relating to Child.
(1) The Ministry that organizes affairs in the field of child protection conducts cross-sectoral coordination with related agencies.
(2) The Coordination as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed in the framework of synchronization of policy formulation regarding preventative steps, settlement administration, rehabilitation, and social reintegration steps.
(3) Monitoring, evaluation, and reporting of the implementation of the Criminal Justice System of the Child is carried out by the ministry and the commission that organizes matters in the field of child protection in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(4) Further provisions of the conduct of the conduct of coordination, monitoring, evaluation and reporting are set out in the Government Regulation.
An officer or officer who violates the terms as referred to in Article 7 of the paragraph (1), Section 14 of the paragraph (2), Article 17, Section 18, Section 21, section 21 of the paragraph (3), Article 27 of the paragraph (1) and paragraph (3), Section 29 of the paragraph (1), Article 39, Section 42 of the paragraph (1) and the paragraph (4), Article 55 verse (1), as well as Section 62 subject to administrative sanction in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
The investigator, the Prosecuting, and the Judge who intentionally did not carry out the obligation as referred to in Article 7 of the paragraph (1) were convicted of a prison sentence of the longest 2 (two) years or a fine of the most Rp200.000.00 (two hundred million). rupiah).
Any person who violates the obligation as referred to in Article 19 of the paragraph (1) is criminalised with a prison criminal of at least 5 (five) years and a fine of at most Rp500.000.00 (five hundred million rupiah).
