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Test The Material Constitutional Court Number 53/puu-Xi/2013 2013

Original Language Title: Uji Materi Mahkamah Konstitusi Nomor 53/PUU-XI/2013 Tahun 2013

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various interpretations of the phrase "withheld" and "prisoner" in Article 197 of the verse

(1) the letter k of the KUHAP is not appropriate;

9. From examples of concrete cases above are seen that there is a multitafsir Article 197

paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP post MK Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 has

real-real inflicts legal uncertainty even as it makes

the enforcement apparatus laws have varying interpretations, so that

potentially in the certainty of law enforcement as a condition of the country's, canceling the letter "k" in Article 197 of verse (2) KUHAP,

while rejecting the Applicant Petition for testing of Article 197 paragraph (1)

letter k KUHAP;

It turns out that post-termination of the MK is instead a different interpretation of

Article 197 paragraph (1) letter k KUHAP or may also was called "misinterpreted"

by some parties so that it gives rise to multitapsir even

a legal state;

For some people including some law enforcement apparatus. because

The verdict of MK cancels the letter k in Section 197 paragraph (2) KUHAP, then

for the Putermination of the Supreme Court prior to November 22,

2012 that is when it is read Number 69 /PUU-X/2012, by some

that party Article 197 paragraph (1) letter k KUHAP is interpreted as still

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beriaku includes for Supreme Court termination and Putusan-Putermination

The Court of State or High Court which when the accused is not

is being held. so that the verdict is considered null and void

the law;

The interpretation is compounded due to a misconception regarding the meaning

constitutional "withheld" and "prisoner" in Article 197 of the paragraph (1) the letter k KUHAP

which equated with the execution order of a legal ruling

fixed or idonization, as Article 197 of the paragraph (1) of the KUHAP letter is considered

as an execution order, then this erroneously misinterpretation is

the court is good State Court ruling, High Court until

Supreme Court ruling that does not contain The provisions of Article 197 paragraph (1) of the letter k

KUHAP are non-executable or cannot be executed;

Consequently, criminalized, criminalized before MK termination

Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 potentially to issue a problem verdict-

The verdict is each included if the verdict is in the verdict

The Supreme Court if it does not contain Article 97 of the paragraph (1) of the KUHAP k;

8. To further facilitate the understanding of the problem

the constitutionality of Article a quo. The applicant provides one example of a case

a concrete that can be advised that Article 1 of the paragraph (3) and Article 28D

paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution of the state of law and assurance of certainty

a fair law becomes broken, as is the case of the law. Unraveled the following;

After Decree Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 dated November 22, 2012 there

a state that raises new legal uncertainty related to the failure

The Supreme Court's execution of the Supreme Court Number 899 K/PlD.SUS/ 2012

dated November 22, 2012 which amar verdict declared refused

plea for Cassation by the Prosecutor General and by defendant Susno

Duadji;

While the Jakarta High Court Number

35 /PID/TPK/2011/PT. DKI dated November 9, 2011 cut the accused

guilty and sentenced to 3 years and 6 months in prison and fined Rp 200 million

subsider 4 months in confinement;

Earlier, sdr. Susno Duadji was snapped up by the State Court in status

not detained because the detention and detention authority of PN had been

depleted. In an appeal law effort, the High Court did not do

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detention;

When broken up by the High Court, Susno Duadji's status was not withheld and

The High Court did not feel the need to conduct detention,

so in the High Court Termination no order to

the defendant is detained, remain in custody or be released;

Then the Supreme Court rejected the cassation of the Prosecutor's Prosecutions

General nor the Defendant. The Supreme Court ruling became a force

fixed law (inkracht van gewisjde) of course there was no more restraining terms

and no order for the accused to be held, remain in custody

or be released;

Due to a misinterpretation of Article 197 of the paragraph (1) the letter k KUHAP

as described earlier, then Convicted Susno Duadji declined

executed for the non executable reason and void for law

because There's no restraining order. This misinterpretation even briefly

made the prosecutor unable to perform his duties in accordance with Article 270

KUHAP to carry out his execution and parenation of the misinterpretation

was made the reason for the West Java Police. protecting the penal;

Based on the coverage contained in various mass media, the Commander of Purn

Susno Duadji and its legal powers refuse to be executed by the Prosecutor

the Great on the grounds of either the Supreme Court and the Putermination of the Supreme Court.

The High Court of Jakarta, both of which do not contain " orders so

The defendant is detained or remains in custody or released " as

referred to in Article 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP;

Then on the grounds that the Constitutional Court's Constitutional Number

69 /PUU-X/2012 dated 22 November 2012 which invalidate Section 197 paragraph

(2) the letter k KUHAP is not retroactive, then General Susno Duadji and the power

The law interprets that the prosecutor should not execute

because the verdict is null and void;

On On 24 April 2013 the prosecutor did not successfully execute

The criminal verdict. Even Komjen (purn) Susno Duadji gets

the law of the law " from West Java Regional Police which makes

The prosecutor is impede his duty to carry out executions. In the meantime,

various plrights also have different opinions regarding

whether the criminal verdict is null or void for law or not related

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interpretation differences over Section 197 paragraph (1) KUHAP post MK Number

69 /PUU-X/2012 are not retroactive;

That the prosecutor's inability to do its job is any more

the prosecutor's inability to be assured The public that his actions

carried out an execution is by law, indicating there is

a new issue of the norm Article 197 paragraph (1) the letter k KUHAP, and

according to the applicant this issue of uncertainty is due to the existn this pleas with the Request Case Number 69 /PUU-

X/2012 and why the subject should be checked by the Court, so that

may be the Court's consideration to state the authority

check, adiii and disconnect this case;

The request submitted by the applicant is different from the Request

Case Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 filed by Parlin The Riduansyah and

are properly checked and disconnected by the Court because;

A. Case number 69 /PUU-X/2012 tests the keselumhan Article 197

paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP, whereas the applicant is testing limited to the phrase

"withheld" and " prisoner ' in that section;

b. The request of the applicant was filed after the onset of the new post

The verdict of the case number 69/PUU-Xy2012 was a polemic and

a real interpretation difference to factually making the apparatus

law enforcement cannot. the KUHAP.

as well as the public distrust of the enforcer of the enforcement apparatus

the law, making the norm Article a quo potentially has uncertainty

the law should not be given a constitutional interpretation by the Constitutional Court;

39. According to the applicant, a multitaption of Article 197 paragraph (1) of the n by the Prosecutor

and the inability of the law enforcement apparatus to convince the public

regarding the "correct interpretation" of Article 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k off 1981 on the Law of the Law of Penal Event (the State Sheet of 1981 Number 76 and the Additional Sheet of the Country) 1981 No. 3209) is a conditional constitution (conditionally constitutional) of the Constitution of 1945 as long as it is defined as a ruling that has never been seen, has no legal value, has no power. laws and cannot be executed by prosecutors;

4. Ordered the loading of this verdict in the Republic of Indonesia News. Or if the Assembly of Justice of the Constitutional Court argues for another, please discontinue the adducary.

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27. That against that request the Court rejected all

the request of the applicant with an amar Putermination Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 that

has been deciphed in the initial part of this plea;

28. That according to the applicant, the sound of the Court of Justice as in

the beginning indicates that the Court rejected the petitioners of the case

No. 69 /PUU-X/2012. which in point request that Article 197 paragraph (1)

letter k is declared conditional constitutional constitutional

(conditionally constitutionaf) against the 1945 Constitution, as long as that phrase is defined

as Lists the provisions of Article 197 of paragraph (1) the letter k of the KUHAP in

any ruling ruling is imperative and signed in

all judgment decisions on all levels of the courts (Courts

Negeri, High Court and the Supreme Court);

29. That according to the applicant, in the presence of such refusal, the Court

argues that the applicant's interpretation of the case Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 as

in the petitum is unfounded and has no legal reason, which

by hence rejected;

30. That according to the applicant, amar Putermination of the Constitutional Court Number

69 /PUU-X/2012 that overturned the letter k in Article 197 of the paragraph (2) KUHAP

does not mean the Court justifies the applicant's case Number

69 /PUU-X/2012 that implores In order for the provisions of Section 197 paragraph (1) of the letter k

KUHAP is interpreted as imperative and signing in all the rulings

the payment on all levels of the courts (State Courts,

High Court and Supreme Court);

31. That is, as it is known, the Constitutional Court of Justice Beriaku to

front and not retroactive as set out in Article 47 of the MK Act.

that reads, "The Constitution of the Constitutional Court obtained the legal force

has remained since its completion in an open pieno hearing to the public";

32. Thus, according to the applicant, Article 197 of the paragraph (2) of the Criminal Code is intact,

including the presence of the letter k in the section, for the decree

the applicant prior to the termination of the Constitutional Court, still beriaku

provisions Before MK Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 dated 22 November

2012;

33. That is like MK Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 that refused

A plea filed by Pariin Riduansyah who asked for an interpretation.

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Article 197 paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP is imperative and mandatory in

all judgment decisions on all levels of the courts (Courts

Countries. Tinqgi Court and the Supreme Court), the applicant agrees

with the MK that the interpretation is unwarranted

law;

According to the applicant, Article 197 of the paragraph (1) the letter k of the KUHAP is imperative and

The mandatory is limited to the PN and PT ruling, and depends on the conditions

whether the time of the PN and PT are being read, the defendant is being held or

not; and whether the assembly of judges that examine the case feels necessary

does Detention for which is not withheld; or continuing detention

or acquit to the defendant who Status is under arrest, this

in accordance with the intent of Section 193 and Section 242 of the Criminal Code juncto section 21

KUHAP;

According to the Applicant Article 197 paragraph (1) the letter k KUHAP applies to the Termination

The Court of State and the Court High but not applicable to the Putermination

Supreme Court because after the Supreme Court ruling as a ruling

the final is no longer a detention of the forester if the verdict contains

the idlever;

According to the applicant, Article 197 paragraph (1) letter k KUHAP speaks of

detention, which is different meaning and not with respect to the sever or

execution of the criminal verdict that has inkracht;

With the rejection of that interpretation then Article 197 paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP

should be a constitutional article because it has been clear and give

the legal certainty without additional interpretation of the interpretation.

34. However, Putermination Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 does not provide

sufficient consideration of the reason for rejection of petitum pleas

The applicant Pariin Riduansyah for more consideration

regarding the reasons In this section, Section 197 of the paragraph (2) of the letter k of the Criminal Code, which is not

on the request of the applicant. This is then used by various parties

to twist the disconnect by retaking the interpretation

The actual case number 69 /PUU-X/2012 has been rejected;

35. In the midst of society there is an opinion that

due to non-receding and broken criminal rulings

prior to November 22, 2012, which did not contain a restraining order

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is null and void, with the interpretation that the limit of the ruling is iuga

beriaku for the Supreme Court ruling of the cassation level as the verdict in

kracht. This opinion is first delivered by Prof. Dr. Yusril Ihza Mahendra

who also powers the law of the applicant Number 69 /PUU-X/2012 and

was used by Pum Susno Duadji to reject the execution of the party

the prosecutor's decision of the ruling. in kracht;

36. Ironically, the prosecutor was unable to perform a firm execution

because there was a swarm of interpretations like that and consequently failed to do

execution. It is said that this state of affairs raises legal uncertainty

and damages the legal state order as the state loses with the wrong interpretation;

37. While this may be seen as a matter of application

the law, however, the failure of the execution and strength of the ambiguity is ambiguity in

2. It states that the phrase ' letter of the judgment contained "among others" order that the defendant may be detained or remain in custody or be released " in Article 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter of Law No. 8 of 1981 on the Acts of the Law of the Event Criminal (State Sheet 1981 Number 76 and Additional Gazette 1981 Number 3209) is conditional constitutio>verdict to him;

Thus, the execution of the criminal verdict that has acquired the force

the law is unhooked with the context of detention in Article 197

paragraph (1) letter k KUHAP, cause between incarceration with an idanness

has a different essence;

60. Thus, from the systematics of Article 193, Article 197 of the paragraph (1) letter k, and

Article 242 of the KUHAP, as well as view and compare it with the contents of BAB XVll

Second Part; Examination of the Cassation Level in the KUHAP, then clearly meanads, " If in the examination of the appeal level

The convicted defendant is in custody, then the court is high in

The verdict ordered that the defendant need to remain in custody or

released ";

51. Of the substance of the article above it is clear that Article 197 paragraph (1)

letter k KUHAP is an integral part of the Article

193 and Article 242 of the KUHAP;

52. Article 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k of the KUHAP when read together with Article

193 and Section 242 of the KUHAP shall be understood as follows:

The termination of the idation contains things with the following conditions:

− If it is not under arrest. A PN level judge may order

the defendant is detained throughout the eligible section 21 and there is

reason enough for that

− If withheld, a PN judge may assign the defendant to remain in

the prisoner or release him, if there is sufficient reason for it

− At the appeal level, if the defendant is detained, the judge PT ordered

that the defendant remain in custody or be released.

53. From the passage of the Articles, the philosophical basis of existence

Article 193, Article 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k and Article 242 is the guarantee

the status of detention for a defendant while undergoing the process

examination at each level. The absence of a guarantee of this detention status may

result in a ruling null and void in accordance with Article 197

paragraph (2) prior to MK Putermination Number 69 /PUU-X/2012, to the extent

that absence is not a result of the wealth of the or a mistake in writing;

54. From the passage of the Articles above, based on the grammatical interpretation

it can be concluded that the phrase "withheld" and " prisoner ' in Article 197 of the paragraph

(1) the letter k KUHAP refers to the definition of containment according to the KUHAP,

that is put the accused on a place (Hires, homes, cities) for

a certain and limited time, in interest of the examination if the examination

has been completed because the verdict has inkracht, no more incarceration exists

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idanings (for a convicted verdict). Thus, the penntah

withheld/remains in custody is not related to criminal execution.

B. Systematic Interpretation

55. In conducting a systematic interpretation we can view the location of Section 197

paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP in the systematics of the KUHAP and compare it

with the chapters that have the same charge;

56. To perform a systematic interpretation, Section 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP

must be associated with Article 193 of the Criminal Code in Chapter XVI: Examination

Court Session; Fourth Section: Opening and Disruption in the Event

Examination Ordinary, and Section 242 of the KUHAP in Chapter XVll; Legal Efforts

Ordinary; Part Parts; Examination of Appeals as well as paying attention

the location of the Articles in the systematics of KUHAP and compare it

with Chapter XVll Second Part; The Level of Cassation Check that is not

is a similar arrangement;

57. That based on the systematics of the KUHAP, then Article 193 of the KUHAP

is reserved for the termination of the PN level, while Article 242 of the KUHAP

is reserved for the Severing of the appeal level. As for the part of the cassation it is not

there is a similar order for a Supreme Court judge to order

in order for the accused to be detained, remain in custody or be released;

58. That based on the layout of Section 193, Article 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k, and the Article

242 KUHAP, by using a systematic interpretation, is associated with the

with a grammatical interpretation of the meaning of the containment according to the KUHAP:

in order examination interest, may be concluded that "the order to

the defendant is detained, remain in custody or waive" for the purpose of

for the High Court and High Court termination, and does not apply to

The Termination Supreme Court;

That the court in dropping the ruling, if the defendant does not detained,

may order that the defendant be detained, if fulfilled

provisions of Article 21 and there is sufficient reason for it or in matter

The defendant is detained, the court in dropping its verdict, may

assign the defendant to remain in custody or release him,

if there is sufficient reason for it (vide Section 193 of the Criminal Code), then it is set

further that the decree of the idation contains an order to be

the defendant is detained or remain in custody or be released [vide Article 197

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paragraph (1) letter k KUHAP];

For the degree of appeal: If in the examination of the defendant's appeal level that

is convicted it is in custody, then the high court in its verdict

ordered that the defendant be The periu remains detained or released.

In Chapter XVll: Ordinary Legal Efforts, Second Section; Level Examination

Cassation, no provisions set regarding restraining order

or waive as well as Article 193, Section 197 verse (1) letter k KUHAP

and Section 242 KUHAP). This absence indicates that the detention was only

in the interest of the examination, in the sense of the trial process

still process, while if it had been the final verdict in the case,

The restraining order was not prodicated again because it has been an idation

with criminal discharges and no legal efforts (ordinary) again;

More in Section 66 paragraph (2) Act No. 14 of 1985 on

Supreme Court as amended by Law Number 5 of the Year

2004 and amended last with Law No. 3 Year 2009 on Changes

Second on Law No. 14 of 1985 on the Supreme Court, determined

that the review request returned not to suspend or

stop the execution of the court ruling.

59. Further, Article 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k of the KUHAP is not directly related to

the execution of the idlects. Execution of a law-strong criminal verdict

remains an authority and order under the Act

to the Prosecutor as referred to as Article 270 of the Criminal Code;

Article 270 of the Criminal Code: Implementation of the court ruling which have obtained a legal force

remains done by the prosecutor, for which the panitera sends a copy of the letter

48. After that, to obtain a comprehensive grammatical understanding

over the phrase "withheld" and "prisoner" in Section 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP,

there is also the meaning "withheld" and "prisoner" with the Article

in that Article 193 and Article 242 of the KUHAP.

49. Article 193 of the KUHAP reads as follows:

(1) If the court argues that the defendant is guilty of performing

a criminal act that is impediated to him, then the court

is dropping the criminal>

Its explanation, which can act as a applicant in testing an

Act against the Constitution of 1945 is those who consider the right

and/or its constitutional authority to be harmed by the enactment of the Invite-

Invite which is required to test, that is:

a. Individual citizens of Indonesia (including groups of people

have common interests);

b. the unity of the indigenous law society as long as it is alive and in accordance with

the development of the society and the principle of the Republic of the Republiined" and "prisoner" referred to is the detention of the

KUHAP of the placement of a suspect or a defendant in a specific place by

the investigator or the public prosecutor or judge with his repressors

detention of state custody, home detention, urban detention which

is the State of the State Court Judge, the High Court Judge,

Supreme Court Justice who admised the case for interest

first-degree examination, appeal or cassation as set in

Article 1 Number 21, Section 21 juncto Section 22 juncto Section 26 juncto Section 27

juncto Article 28, Section 193 and Section 242 KUHAP "

IV. Conclusion

70. That in order not to open any other interpretation of Article 197 of paragraph (1) letter k

KUHAP, then replace the Court Applicant need to provide an interpretation

the constitution is wired for the phrase "withheld and" prisoners ", with the interpretation of

both phrases It would not be open-open for various parties to

avoid execution and not open any potential conflict between the authorities

law enforcement who has their own interpretation

V. Petitum

Based on the reasons above. Please to

The Constitutional Court of Justice Constitutional Court to cut off as follows:

1. Accept and grant the entire request of the Act

The applicant;

2. Stating the phrase "withheld" and "prisoner" in Article 197 of the paragraph (1) letter k

KUHAP is conditional constitutional to be interpreted as "withheld"

and "prisoner" referred to as staging by KUHAP:

placement a suspect or a defendant in a particular place by an investigator or

A public prosecutor or judge with his represser of house arrest

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state custody, home detention, municipal detention that is

authority of the State Court Judge, High Court Judge, Judge

Supreme Court prosecuting case for inspection purposes

level the first, the appeal or the cassation as set in Article 1 of the figure

21, Section 21 juncto Article 22 juncto Article 26 juncto Article 27 juncto Article 28,

Article 193 and Section 242 KUHAP;

3. Stating the phrase "withheld" and "prisoner" in Article 197 of the paragraph (1) letter k

KUHAP has a binding force throughout constructs that "withheld"

and "prisoner" referred to as staging by KUHAP are

placement a suspect or a defendant in a particular place by an investigator or

a public prosecutor or a judge with his repressor of a house arrest

state custody, house arrest, municipal detention that is

the authority of the Judge of the State Court, Judge of the High Court, Judge

Supreme Court of justice to justice for justice. examination interests

first level, appeal or cassation as set in Section 1 figure

21, Section 21 juncto Section 22 juncto Section 2670, Article 27 juncto Article 28,

Section 193 and Section 242 KUHAP;

4. Ordered the loading of this termination in the News of the Republic of the Republic

Indonesia as it should be.

Or if the Constitutional Court of the Constitutional Court argues otherwise, please

the verdict is in its fair (ex aequo et bono).

[2.2] weighed that in order to prove its control, the applicant

submitted a letter of letter proof/writing that has been given a proof of P-1 proof until

with the P-4 evidence as follows:

1. Proof of P-1: Photocopy Act No. 8 of 1981 on

Criminal Event Law;

2. Evidence P-2: Photocopy of the Population Card on Taufik Basari's name;

3. Evidence P-3: Photocopy of Jakarta High Court Decision Number

PTJ. PANKUM 1063 /PH/2002 about the Rapture As

The Practice Lawyer, dated October 31, 2002;

4. Evidence P-4: Photocopy of the failure of the execution of Susno Duadji by

Prosecutor;

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[2.3] weighed that in order to shorten the description in this ruling,

then everything indicated in the news of the trial event has been contained

and is an inseparable part of this ruling;

3. LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS

[3.1] Draw that the intent and purpose of the applicant is

application of the constitutionality testing of the phrase "withheld" and"prisoners" in

Section 197 paragraph (1) letter k Act No. 8 of 1981 on the Law

The Criminal Event (later called KUHAP) stated, "Letter of the ruling

the idlers load: ... k. order for the defendant to be detained or fixed in

the prisoner or be released" against Article 1 of the paragraph (3) and Article 28D Invite-

Invite the State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945 (subsequently called UUD

1945);

[3.2] Draw that before considering the subject matter,

The Constitutional Court (hereafter called the Court) first will

consider first the following things:

a. The Court's authority to prosecute a quo;

b. legal (legal standing) applicant to apply a

quo;

Against those two, the Court argues as follows:

The authority of the Court

[3.3] Is weighing that Under Article 24C of the paragraph (1) of the Constitution of 1945, Article 10

paragraph (1) of the Law No. 24 Year of 2003 on the Constitutional Court

as amended by Law No. 8 of 2011 on

Changes to the Number Act 24 Years 2003 on the Court

Constitution (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia) 2011 Number 70,

Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 5226, further called

Act MK), Article 29 paragraph (1) letter a Law No. 48 Year 2009 on

Justice Power (Republic of the Republic of the Republic) 2009 Indonesia Number

157, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia No. 5076), one

Constitutional authority of the Court is testing the Act against

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The Basic Law;

[3.4] Draws That The Applicant's plea is regarding the testing

constitutionality of the Act in casu the phrase "withheld and prisoners" which

is listed in Article 197 paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP against UUD 1945, so

The court of law for prosecuting a quo;

Legal Standing (Legal Standing) the applicant

[3.5] weighed that under Article 51 of the paragraph (1) MK Act as well as needs to be assertive,

given the constitutional interpretation. And it's confirmed to be the understanding,

69. The Constitutional Court's ruling on the applicant may be

a guideline for the understanding of a part of society, including those

declaring itself a legal expert, which currently misunderstands the norm

phrase "withheld." and "prisoner" in Article 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP, and

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to bonsidered valid and valid

until there is another court ruling that is authorized to cancel it;

[3.14] A draw that is based on such consideration, according to

the Court, the phrase "withheld" and "prisoner" in Article 197 of the paragraph (1) letter k

KUHAP does not need to be interpreted any more. The request of the applicant requesting

a constitutional interpretation of the phrase "withheld" and "prisoner" in Article 197 of the paragraph

(1) the letter k is intended to ensure that the court ruling that

does

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Court opinion

[3.11] Draw that before considering the subject,

The court needs to quote Article 54 of the MK Act stating, "Court

The Constitution may request a statement. and/or the meeting treatises with respect

with the application being checked out to the Consultative Assembly

People, House, Regional Representative Council, and/or President " in doing

the testing of a Act. In other words, the Court may

request or not to request the captions and/or meeting treatises in respect of

with the application being examined to the Consultative Assembly

People, House of Representatives, Council The Regional Representative, and/or the President,

depends on the urgency and relevance. Due to the legal issue

in the a quo request, the Court sees no urgency

and its relevance for requesting information and/or meeting treatises from the Assembly

People's Consultative Assembly, Council The People's Representative, the Regional Representative Council,

and/or the President, so the Court cut the a quo without

first hearing of the People's Consultative Assembly, Council

The People's Representative, the Council. Regional Representative, and/or President;

[3.12] Draw that against The request of the applicant, a panel of judges at

a hearing on May 15, 2013 has given advice to the applicant, among other

that the applicant in his application's improvement elaborated with

clearly the question of the constitutionality of the be the subject of the applicant

related to the article, not about the debate arising in

the public related to the Constitutional Court Decree Number 69 /PUU-X/2012,

date 22 November 2012, but it turns out The applicant is in an improvement

his application still has not outlined the problem The constitutionality of which

referred to [vide of the applicant's request is dated April 26, 2013 in

figures 8 pages 6, figure 34 to 38 pages 11 and pages

12, figure 64 and 65 page 18, figure 67 page 19];

[3.13] A draw that after the Court checked in with the witness

the applicant's request, and the letter-written evidence submitted by the applicant,

according to the Court, the subject matter of the applicant is the phrase "withheld"

and "prisoners" in Section 197 of the paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP which the applicant says

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the phrase contains legal uncertainty as it decomposes in

various opinions and views that are evolving in society. According to

The court of Article 197 paragraph (1) letter k and Section 197 of the paragraph (2) of the letter "k" KUHAP

has been considered and disconnected by the Court in Putermination Number

69 /PUU-X/2012, dated 22 November 2012. In the a quo ruling

argues that Article 197 of the paragraph (2) of the letter "k" is in conflict with the Constitution

1945, therefore it has no binding legal force, so the ruling

a criminal court that does not contain "k". order for the defendant to be detained or

remain in custody or be released" is not by itself null and void.

Further constitutional questions are submitted by the applicant in

a request is whether it is meaningful that before the fall

The Constitutional Court Decree Number 69 /PUU-X/2012, dated November 22

2012, the penal verdict that does not contain "orders for the defendant to be detained or

remain in A prisoner or release" becomes void by law? In this case,

there are two developing opinions. The first opinion states that

the ruling is null and void because the Constitutional Court's termination is not

retroactive but applies to the (prospective) front. A second opinion states

that the ruling is not itself null and void due to the phrase

"withheld" and "remain in custody" referred to in Article 197 of the paragraph (1)

the letter k KUHAP is withheld and remains in prisoners during criminal cases

that process or take place in the State Court, the Court of Appeal,

or the cassation, and is not intended for a ruling that has obtained

the power of the law remains. This issue is asked by the applicant

which opinions of both opinions are constitutionally

justified;

That regarding this, it has been considered by the Court in

the consideration of the Discourse. The Constitutional Court Number 69 /PUU-X/2012, among others,

in paragraph [3.10.4] as follows:

" ... as has been determined in Article 197 of the paragraph (2) Act 8/1981 is

it is true that the verdict is declared null for the sake of law is a ruling that

since it was originally thought of never there is (never exist) so not

has any power (legally null and void, nietigheid van rechtswege).

Nevertheless it must be understood that a court ruling must be

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is considered true and valid according to law and therefore binding

the law also against the party referred to by the ruling before there is

Another court ruling that declared the battness of the law. The verdict. More

again when a dispute over the existence of a verdict,

corresponds to the positive meaning of tying it to a judge's ruling (res judicata pro

veritate habetur). Associated with that description then the exact thing is

The ruling is valid and binding. The existence of a rucness about the ruling

although it is based on something of the norm that the applicant says is quite bright

benderang, but legally it must be considered not that, as for

its limitations are still It takes a verdict. Something that is not or not

clearly cannot abort the existence of something that has been clear. In order

protection against human rights, the principle of the state of law gives the opportunity

to conduct legal efforts of resistance or appeal or cassation or

review of the ruling court [vide Article 1 number 12 Act

8/1981] up to surveillance and observation to obtain

certainty that the court ruling is executed as should be [vide

Section 280 paragraph (1) Act 8/1981] ";

Based on those considerations, it is clear that the court ruling

which already gains a fixed legal force, should be cP is the detentions performed during the trial process

in order interest of a hearing whose application depends on

circumstances;

Based on those reasons above, the applicant pleaded with

the court to declare the phrase "withheld" and " detainees"listed in

Section 197 paragraph (1) of the letter k KUHAP is conditional constitutional

construed that"withheld"and" prisoner" referred to is detention according to

KUHAP, which is the placement of a suspect or a defendant in a specific placenot list Article 197 of the paragraph (1) The letter k before the verdict

Court Number 69 /PUU-X/2012, November 22, 2012 is not with

itself null and void, has been answered in the ruling No. 69 /PUU-

X/2012;

[3.15] Draw that based on the legal considerations above,

according to the applicant ' s Court of Appeal ne bis in idem;

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4. KONKLUSI

Based on the assessment of the facts and laws as described in

above, the Court concluded that:

[4.1] The court is authorized to prosecute the applicant's plea;

[4.2] The applicant It has a legal standing (legal standing) for

applying for a quo;

[4.3] Petition Applicant ne bis in idem;

Based on the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia Year

1945, Law No. 24 of 2003 on Constitutional Court

as amended by Law No. 8 of the Year 2011 on

Changes to the Law No. 24 of 2003 on the Court

Constitution (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia of 2011 Number 70,

Additional Sheet Republic Of Indonesia Number 5226), And Invite-

Invite Number 48 Of 2009 On The Power Of Justice (state Sheet

The Republic Of Indonesia 2009 Number 157, Additional Sheet Of State

Republic Indonesia Number 5076);

5. AMAR RULING

Prosecuting,

Declaring the applicant is not acceptable;

So it was decided in a Meeting of Judges by nine

The judge of the Constitution, M. Akil Mochtar, as the Chairman of the Board of Justice, as the Chief of the Judges. Members,

Achmad Sodiki, Hamdan Zoelva, Arief Hidayat, Harjono, Ahmad Fadlil Sumadi,

Anwar Usman, Muhammad Alim, and Maria Farida Indrati, respectively as

Members, at on Monday, the third, in June, year two Thousand thirteen,

and spoken in the Plenary Session of the Open Constitutional Court to the public

at on Wednesday, the twenty-fifth date, September, year two thousand three

11, finished pronounced at 14.00 WIB, by nine Constitutional Judges, namely

M. Akil Mochtar, as Chairman Arrested Members, Hamdan Zoelva, Arief Hidayat,

Harjono, Ahmad Fadlil Sumadi, Anwar Usman, Muhammad Alim, Maria Farida

Indrati, and Patrialis Akbar each as Members, accompanied by

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Sunardi as Panitera Switcher, as well as attended by the applicant, Government

or representing, and the House of Representatives or the representing.

CHAIRMAN,

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M. Akil Mochtar

MEMBERS,

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Hamdan Zoelva

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Arief Hidayat

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Harjono

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Ahmad Fadlil Sumadi

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Anwar Usman

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Muhammad Alim

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Maria Farida Indrati

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Patrialis Akbar

PANITERA REPLACEMENT,

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Sunardi