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Original Language Title: Uji Materi Mahkamah Konstitusi Nomor 48/PUU-VIII/2010 Tahun 2010

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6. That currently the perpetrators/players in the porn video scene

has been designated as a suspect and underwent a legal process for

to account for his actions;

7. That being the contradictory in society against the norm that

is contained in Article 4 of the Law No. 44 of 2008 on

Pornography is the explanation of the verse (1) " referred to

'making' is not including for itself and the interests

alone ";

8. That with explanation restrictions for a quo while

tested has made the norm Article 4 and Article 6 of the Act

No. 44 of 2008 about Pornography is not effective because it cannot be

ensnare the perpetrator pornographic video maker with reasons for itself

and self-interest, whereas the creation of a pornographic video scene is not

can take shelter under an explanation not including for itself

and its own interests;

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9. That the pornographic video of the artist-like actor has

caused public unrest, and has hurt/hurt anyway

values that live, be nursed and thrive in society-

the value of religion, Religious, cultural, and high morality.

as an Indonesian feature since antiquity and has been created

due to the occurrence of many rape and/or abuse crimes

sexual acts as well as those who have been married to the nation of Indonesia.

A variety of mass media these days;

10. That is based on data from the Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI)

there are 33 cases of rape cases against minors

as affected by pornographic videos of Ariel and the sexual crime rate

increased by 20 percent. post-widespread video of Ariel-Luna-Tari;

11. That by virtue of the Explanation of Section 4 and Explanation of Section 6

Act No. 44 of 2008 on Pornography that

contrary to the contents or body bar of Section 4 and Section 6 it

alone, will bring the potential The disadvantage of the applicant both as an individual citizen of Indonesia as well as a private legal entity, in an effort to realize and maintain a compassionate society's life order, virtuous, upholding

high values. The Almighty God and respect for the harkat and

the dignity of humanity with the creation of a porn video, so the

the applicant has a legal standing to submit this material test;

3. Subject

1. That the things that have been put forth in the Court's authority

The Constitution and the Applicant Law Occupation as described above

are an inseparable part of the subject

this;

2. That the law is present for seekers of justice with the paradigm

that if justice seekers face an issue

the law, then not "the justice seekers are to blame"

but the Law enforcement must do something about

existing laws, including reviewing principles/norms, doctrines, substances

and applicable procedures; 3. That the law is present in the middle-middle society is run not just

according to black-white words from the regulations (according to the letter),

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but according to the spirit and the deeper meaning (to the very meaning)

of the Act or the law. The law is not only run with

intellectual intelligence but with spiritual intelligence. Execute

the law must be with determinations, empathy, dedication, commitment to

the nation ' s suffering to dare seek another path to the truth,

justice, and the legal certainty of the seeker of justice; 4. That pornography is an act that is seen in violation of the human decency and disturbing the public order. Pornography

is considered a criminal act.

Some articles in the Penal Code mention related felon

with pornography either a crime or a violation of the other

in the crime category is mentioned in Book II of Crime, Chapter

XIV of Crime against propriety, Article 281, Section 282, and

Article 283, while the ones included in the breach are mentioned in

Book III about the Chapter VI violation of the Violation Of Decency,

Article 532 and Section 533. Some other rules are the Act

Number 40 of 1999 on the Press Section 5 of the paragraph (1) and Article 13 of the paragraph (1)

letter a, Act Number 32 of 2002 on the Broadcasting of Section 5,

Section 36 of the paragraph (5), Section 46 of the letter d, Section 48 of the paragraph (2) letter a and

letter b, Section 48 of the paragraph (4). That between one perinvite rule-

the invitation should not be contradictory in the eradication attempt

pornography in Indonesia; 5. That the definition of pornography is good according to language dictionaries, legal experts

among others:

-The Great Dictionary of Indonic Language states pornography is,

" 1.depiction of the erotic behavior with painting or writing

for awaken lust; 2. The reading material that is

intentionally and is solely designed to arouse the lust of birahi

with sex ";

- Black Law Dictiory declares pornography is," material (such as

writing, photograps, or movie) depicting sexual activity or erotic behavior

in a way that is designed to arouse sexual excitement ";

-Webster Illustrated dictionary states pornography is, " The

expression or suggestion of obscene or unchaste subject in literature or

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the

act " (expression or suggestion of a subject that obscene (not

indecent) or unchaste in literature or deed);

-Prof. Dr. Wirjono Prodjodikoro stated that pornography comes from

from the word "pronos" which means breaking the decency or the obscene and

"graph" which means writing and now includes also images or items

in general it contains or describes something that

offend the susila of the person who reads or sees it;

-Prof. Dr. Andi Hamzah, S.H., describes pornography as derived from the word

porn which means prostitute (Greek "porne") while the graph

(graphein) means expression or expression. It is thus pornographic

means:

a. A disclosure in the form of stories about prostitutes or

prostitution;

b. A revelation in the form of writing or painting about

erotic life with the intention of infliting sex stimuli

to the reading or the one who sees iorderly, nation, and

country of life;

paragraph (2) states, " In exercising their rights and freedom, any

persons are subject to the restrictions set forth with the invite-

invite with intent solely to warrant recognition as well as

respect for the rights and freedoms of others and to meet

a fair charge and in accordance with moral considerations, values

religion, security, and public order in a society

democratic ";

Article 29 paragraph (1) states," The country is based upon the Godhead

Maha Esa ";

5. That the petitioners on June 7, 2010 have reported a follow

criminal pornography to the Polda Metro Jaya with a sign of evidence reporting

TBL/1913/VI/2010/PMJ/Dit.reskrim.Sus related to the video release

porn-like artist Ariel Peterpan, Luna Maya, and Cut Dance which have been

into a national problem highligExplanation of Article 6 in particular

The explanation " the ban has or kept not included for

itself and its own interests contradictory to Article 29 of the paragraph

(1) the 1945 Constitution which reads the state by the top Almighty God

Esa. In a religious state (not a specific religious state) value-

the moral value must be nursed and reflected in any

its citizens are not instead legalizing the act of making pornography with

a reason for the benefit of the Alone or just for yourself. The scene

personal, secret, sacred, why should

be documented? Moreover, if the scene was performed by not a couple

legitimate spouses, would Indonesia subscribe to free sex?

18. That to answer the question, the first step to

done is to delete or state the explanation of Section 4 of the paragraph (1)

referred to by "making" is not included for itself

alone and Own interests. And in the Explanation of Article 6 in particular

The explanation " the ban has or retains not included for

himself and his own interests, contrary to Article 29 of the paragraph

(1) of the 1945 Constitution;

19. That the principle of the regulation of the Pornography Act is Article 29

paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution which reads " The state is based upon the Godhead that

Maha Esa ", thus bringing logical consequences in setting

The pornography Act provided that:

1. Uphold the high moral values that are rooted in religious teaching;

2. provides a clear provision of limitations and

a ban that should be adhered to by any citizen as well as

determining the type of sanctions for which to violate it and

3. Protect every citizen, in particular women, children and

the younger generation of bad influences and victims of pornography;

20. That by deleting or stating the Explanation of Section 4 and

The explanation of Article 6 of the Act No. 44 of 2008 on

Pornography is unconstitutional, will create sanctions for the

perpetrators of pornographic videos, so they no longer take refuge behind

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Act product weaknesses by saying themselves only

"victims", when their actions do illicit scenes that

documented has hit live values. and growing up

developed in Indonesia and will reduce the impact of victims

rape or sexual harassment increasingly more days

increasing and more widespread;

21. That is aware of the impact of the video-making of mesum/persenges

performed by suspected perpetrators similar to the artist without

the marriage bond is then documented and widespread in society

wide, whatever The reason for the culprit is obnoted by the legal provisions

In particular the provisions in Section 4 of the paragraph (1) Act

No. 44 of 2008 on Pornography, so the Description of Article 4

"referred to by" making " is not included for himself

himself and his own interests and Explanation of Article 6 The "ban

" has or keeps " not included for itself and

self-interest, must be declared unconstitutional and not

has a binding legal force;

22. That submission is addressed to the norm in the Explanation of Article 4 and the Explanation of Article 6 in particular the phrase "prohibition" has or keeps "not included for itself and of its own interests", Act No. 44 2008 on Pornography As Opposed To Article 28d (1), Article 28J paragraph (1), Article (2) and Article 29 paragraph (1) of the Constitution of 1945;

4. Petitum Based on the above described items, the applicant pleads

if the Assembly of Justice of the Constitutional Court as a guardsman and interpreter

supreme to the Constitution, please check, prosecute, and disconnect

invocation of the applicant with a verdict as follows:

In the Point of Case: 1. Accept and grant the supplicant;

2. Stated Description of Article 4 and Explanation of Article 6 of the Act

No. 44 of 2008 on Pornography (Article Of State RI Year

2008 Number 181, Additional Leaf Country RI Number 4928),

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contrary to Article 28D paragraph (1), Section 28J paragraph (1), paragraph (2), Section

29 paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution;

3. Stated Description of Section 4 and Explanation of Article 6 of the Act

No. 44 Year 2008 on Pornography (Article Of State RI Year

2008 Number 181, Additional State Sheet RI Number 4928), cannot

have legal powers Binding on everything due to its law;

4. Ordering the loading of this verdict in Country News as

should be. Or if the Constitutional Court of Justice Assembly argues

another, please the ruling as well (ex aequo et bono);

[2.2] Draw that to prove its dalises, the applicant has

filed the tool the written proof that was given a Proof of P-1 to the Evidence P-8

passed in front of the trial on 16 September 2010, as

following:

1. Proof P-1: Photocopied Law No. 44 of 2008 on

Pornography;

2. Proof P-2: Photocopy of the Lapor Evidence Mark Number

TBL/1913/VI/2010/PMJ/Dit.Reskrim.Sus;

3. Evidence P-3: Photocopy of Legal Analisa Against Police Report Number

TBL/1913/VI/2010/PMJ/Dit.Reskrimsus, dated 10

June 2010;

4. Evidence P-4: Photocopy Akta Notary Establishment of NGO Hajar Indonesia,

SK. Minister of Law and Human Rights dated 15

July 2005 Number C-152 HT.03.01-Th. 2005;

5. Evidence P-5: Clippings of the Newspaper;

6. Evidence P-6: Photocopied articles from the Internet about Case Data

Rape of Ariel's Porn Video;

7. Evidence P-7: Photocopy of the Indonesian NGO Work Program;

8. Evidence P-8: Photocopying Card Population M. Farhat Abbas, SH.,

MH.;

[2.3] A draw that the Government in the trial dated October 6, 2010

gives the following information as follows:

1) That according to the The applicant the norm is contained in the explanation

Article 4 of the paragraph (1) referred to by making is not included for

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himself and his own interests and Explanation of Section 6 in particular

the explanation of the ban has or kept not included for himself

himself and his own interests, contrary to the contents of Section 4 of the paragraph (1) and

Section 6 which is the body of his body so that the explanation of Article 4 of the paragraph

(1) and the Explanation of Article 6 are contrary to its own content so that

does not provide any warranties legal certainty as guaranteed in

Article 28D paragraph (1) of the Basic Law of 1945;

2) That according to the Applicant between the contents of the section and the explanation of the section must

have the consistency or clarity of the purpose ofion

Indonesia (KPAI) there are 33 cases of rape cases against

minors who are affected by pornographic videos Ariel and figures

sexual crimes increase by 20 percent. post-widespread video of Ariel-

Luna-Dance.

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17. That the norm is contained in the Explanation of Article 4 of the paragraph (1) which

referred to by "making" is not included for itself

and its own interests. And in the ts were violated and not generating excesses

which is harmful to security, public order as well as not breaking

the norms of decency, and propriety as well as the evolving culture

in society. " But if it is above being notified or

is shown to others through various forms of media, whether or not,

print or electronic, or delivered in the public or public advance

knows it, then the exception as defined in

The explanation of Article 6 of the a quo Act becomes inapplicable;

Based on that explanation above, according to the Government, Explanation

Article 4 of the paragraph (1) and Section 6 of the Act The number 44 in 2008 about

Pornography is aimed at providing protection against society

nor the common protection of human rights in particular protection

against the privacy of one ' s privacy. Therefore, according to the Government,

those provisions above have been appropriate and in line with the UUD ' s 1945 mandate.

Based on the above explanation, the government pleads to Yang

Your Majesty the Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court is examining, severing, and

prosecuting Law Testing No. 44 of 2008 on

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Pornography against the State Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia Year

1945 may provide a ruling as follows:

1. Rejecting the applicant 's testing request for the whole or the no-

is not to state that the applicant' s testing application could not be

received;

2. Received overall Government information;

3. Expressed an explanation of Article 4 and Description of Article 6 of the Act

No. 44 of 2008 on Pornography does not conflict with

provisions of Article 28D paragraph (1), Section 28C paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), as well as Article 29

paragraph (1) The Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

However, if Your Majesty the Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court of Justice

opposits please a wise and adial decision;

[2.4] Draws That to shortening the description in this ruling, all

something that happened in the trial is enough was appointed in the event news

the trial, which is one unbreakable unity with

this verdict.

3. LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS [3.1] weighed that the main issue of the applicant ' s plea

is to test the constitutionality of the Explanation of Article 4 and Explanation of Article 6

Act No. 44 of 2008 on Pornography (Sheet) Country

Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 181, Additional Leaf Country

Republic of Indonesia No. 4928, further called the Pornography Act) against

Article 28D paragraph (1), Article 28J paragraph (1), and paragraph (2), as well as Article 29 of the paragraph (1)

The Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1945 (next

called UUD 1945);

[3.2] A draw that before considering the subject's subject,

The Constitutional Court (later called the Court) was first going

consider:

a. The Court's authority to examine, prosecute, and disconnect

a request a quo; and

b. legal position (legal standing) the applicant;

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Against both of these, the Court argued as follows:

The Court's authority

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

(1) the letter of a Law No. 24 of 2003 on Constitutional Court

(sheet state of the Republic of Indonesia in 2003 No. 98, additional

sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4316, subsequently called Act MK)

juncto Article 29 verse (1) letter a Law Number 48 Year 2009 on

The Power of Justice (Sheet) Republic of Indonesia Year 2009 Number

157, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 5076), Court

Authorities prosecute at first and last level that its verdict is

final among others to test The Act against the Constitution of 1945;

[3.4] Draws That The Applicant's plea is to test

the constitutionality The explanation of Article 4 of the paragraph (1) and the Explanation of Article 6 of the Pornography Act against Section 28D paragraph (1), Section 28J verse (1) and paragraph (2), as well

Article 29 paragraph (1) of the Constitution of 1945, by hence the Court Authorized to

check, prosecute, and disconnect the a quo;

Legal Standing (Legal Standing) The applicant

[3.5] A draw that under Article 51 of the paragraph (1) MK Act, which can

applying for an Act testing against the Constitution of 1945 is

those who consider the rights and/or its constitutional authority that

granted by the 1945 Constitution are harmed by the enactment of an Act, namely:

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 Republic of Indonesia

which is set in Undang-Undang;

c. the public or private legal entity; or

d. country agencies;

That the Applicant consists of an Indonesian individual (applicant I) and the NGO Hajar Indonesia (applicant II) established pursuant to

Akta Notary Number 1, dated 11 September 2009, which concern against

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various nation concerns include inviting people and governments in

combating pornography and pornoaction in Indonesia;

[3.6] It is also that the Court has since the Determination. The Constitutional Court

No. 006 /PUU-III/2005, dated 31 May 2005 and the Constitutional Court

Constitution Number 11 /PUU-V/2007, dated 20 September 2007, as well as the ruling-

subsequent ruling, the establishment that the loss of rights and/or authority

constitutional as referred to Article 51 paragraph (1) MK Act must be meets

five terms, that is:

a. the rights and/or constitutional authority of the applicant given by

Constitution of 1945;

b. The rights and/or constitutional authority by the applicant are considered

aggrieved by the enactment of the testing Act;

c such constitutional losses must be specific (special) and actual or

At least a potential that according to reasonable reasoning can be confirmed

will occur;

d. (causal verband) link between the intended loss

and the expiring Act (s) of the testing;

e. It is possible that with the application being granted, then

constitutional losses such as the postured will not or no longer occur;

[3.7] Draw that the petitioners on the basis are postulate

have The constitutional right set in the 1945 Constitution, that is:

-Article 28D paragraph (1) states, "Everyone is entitled to the recognition, assurance, protection, and . That according to the Government, Description of Article 6 of Act No. 44

Year 2008 on Pornography, may be interpretation-is appropriate to

the intent of the norm being contained in Section 4 of the paragraph (1) of the Act a quo

that is as follows: " That the ban has or kept it not

including for itself and its own interests. The point is

having or saving for itself and its own interests

is not known to the public or the public is unable to know it so

it is not possible that other people's righas disrespect of the human rights

another that holds firm religious values and cultural customs as

reflecting religious society instead of sex. free;

Norma contained in Description of Section 4 verses (1) and Explanation

Article 6 is contrary to Article 29 of the paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution that

states, "The State is based on the Almighty God". In

the state of the religion (not a certain religion) moral values must be

preserved and reflected in the behavior of each of its citizens instead of instead

legalizing the conduct of pornography on the grounds for its own sake

or just for yourself. The husband's personal scene,

secret, sacred, why is it documented? Especially if the scene was

done by not a married couple 's husband' s spouse?

[3.11] Draw, that against the Applicants above, the Court

argues as follows:

[3.11.1] That such is the control of the petitioners themselves, the law is present in the middle-

the center of society, with the intent To crucify society. Since the period

Ancient Rome, already introduced adagium ubi societas ibi ius, which means

where there is a society there is a law. It means the law plays inside.

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the public. The law governs the legal relationship of society. Thus

everything that is only for self-interest, does not pertain to

another person, cannot be governed by law;

[3.11.2] That the Court also agrees with the postulate of the Applicant

state that pornography is an act of violation of decency

society and interfering with public order. In line with that, if something

contains pornography only for oneself, it does not infraction

public decency, more-more would not interfere with public order

because only to yourself, not to be known to others as

listed in the Explanation of the section which is being moed testing by the

Applicant;

[3.11.3] That indeed the Pornography Act is for the legal needs aligned

with the development Society. The a quo Act, among others,

is intended to uphold the moral values that are rooted in the teachings

religion, protecting each citizen, preventing the development of pornography

and the commercialization of sex in the the public, as well as providing clear provisions

about the restrictions and prohibitive restrictions that any citizen

is accompanied by certain criminal sanctions. All intent a quo

will remain fulfilled as long as the pornography is created, owned, and

stored only for oneself and of its own interests;

[3.11.4] That regarding the provisions of Article 20 and Article 21 of the Pornography Act

which provides the role as well as to the public for prevention

against the manufacture, dissemination, and use of pornography is not

hindered by the Explanation of Section 4 of the paragraph (1) and Explanation Section 6. As

is known and postured by the applicant, the participation of the society can

done by means of: a) report a violation of the a quo Act,

b) conduct a representative lawsuit to the court, c) conduct socialization

laws regulating pornography, as well as d) perform

coaching to the public against the dangers and impact of pornography. According to

the Court, the participation of the public as to the provision of Article 21

paragraph (1) is in line and does not conflict with the Explanation of Article 4 of the paragraph (1)

and the Explanation Of Article 6 of the Pornography Act is being asked for testing. by

The applicant;

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[3.11.5] That in consideration (considerans) the letter a Act of Pornography

stated that the state of Indonesia is a legal state based

Pancasila by upholding the values moral, ethical, noble, and

the noble personality of the nation, of the faith and the righteous to the Almighty God,

honor the pride in the life of society, nation, and

states, and protect the harkat and dignity. Every citizen. Referencing

to the considerans above, if any religious rule prohibits

its adherence makes something that contains pornography, then during that

only for her, it is her personal responsibility "The Lord is in accordance with his religion." On the other hand, there is a group in

a society that does not prohibit creating, storing, or having anything

that contains pornography. For a society that does not prohibit making,

save or have anything that contains pornography, for the sake of

respecting the human rights of others in the orderly life of life [vide Article 28J paragraph (1) UUD 1945], in the exercise of his freedom, every person, including a society that does not prohibit making,

saving, possessing something pornographic, is mandatory subject to the restrictions

set with the Act with intent solely to

guarantee recognition as well as respect for people ' s rights and freedoms other and

to meet fair demands in accordance with moral considerations of values

religion, security, and public order in a society that

democratic [vide Article 28J paragraph (2) UUD 1945]. The society that is last

must be subject to the restriction specified the Act in order

respects other people ' s rights, so that it should not create, have or

save something containing Outside for yourself or

self-interest;

[3.11.6] That regarding Section 4 of the paragraph (1) of the Pornography Act stating,

"Everyone is prohibited from producing, making, multiply, double,

disseminate, broadcast, import, export, offer,

comers for, rent, or provides pornography that

explicitly contains:

a. the deviation, including a deviation of deviation;

b. sexual assault;

c. masturbation or onani;

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d. Nudity or an impressive display of nudity;

e. genital device; or

f. Child pornography. "

and the explanation of Article 4 of the paragraph (1) that states, "In question

'makes' is not included for itself and of its own interests",

so does Article 6 that states, " Everyone Do not listen,

Watch, exploit, own, or store pornographic products

as referred to in Section 4 of the paragraph (1), unless authorized

by the rule ", and the Explanation of Section 6 that states,

" Prohibition of 'owning' or 'saving' is not included for itself and

self-interest ", which the petitioners according to the contrary between the article and the explanation, thus giving rise to fair legal uncertainty and

because That is contrary to Article 28D of the paragraph (1) of the Constitution of 1945, according to

The court, between the articlp>is prohibited from listening, viewing, utilizing, owning, or

saving the pornographic products as referred to in Section 4 of the paragraph (1),

unless otherwise authorized by laws ",

contrary to its explanation so that it causes the absence of

legal certainty;

The artificial recording of perverted scenes, the dispute with the pretext for

self and self-interest contrary to consideration

moral, religious values, and incest harmful excesses to

the security and public order as well :

Prohibition "has or save" is not included for itself and

its own interest.

If the two chapters are above read and are defined

in conjunction with the legal explanation, it is clear that

there is a disagreement of understanding between the formulation of the norm in Article 4 of the paragraph (1)

and its pastoral explanation, as well as the formulation of the norm in Article 6 and Explanation

The Easter. There is disagreement between articles and explanations

the market may lead to a legal uncertainty that is one

a major milestone for the state based on the law (rechtsstaat), which

expressly formulated in Article 1 of the paragraph (3) of the 1945 Constitution, which specifies

that, "The State of Indonesia is a legal state". In addition, the formulation

likewise does not correspond to "the function of an explanation of the section" and not

in accordance with the principles of the establishment of good laws,

in particular "the asas of clarity of rumusan" and " asas order and legal certainty "

specified in Section 5 of the letter f and Section 6 of the paragraph (1) of the letter i Act

No. 10 Year 2004 on the Establishment of the Act of promulcition;

In Annex Number 149, Number 151, and Number 159 Invite-

Invite Number 10 Year 2004 on the Establishment of an Inviting Regulation-

The invitation is each set as follows:

Appendix Number 149: " The explanation serves as the official interpretation of the Perundang Rules-

invitation to the specific norm in the body trunk. Therefore, the explanation

only contains a description or further jabs of the norm set in

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body bar. As such, an explanation as a means to clarify

the norm in the body bar should not result in the obscurity

of the norm described ".

Attachment Number 151: " In an explanation avoided The formula for which it contains a veiled change

against the provisions of the Laws ".

Attachment 159: " In compiling an explanation of the section for the sake of the section should be advised to

its formula:

a. does not conflict with the underlying material set up in the body bar;

b. does not expand or add to the norm in the body trunk;

c. does not perform a repeat of the underlying matter set in the trunk

body;

d. not repeat words, terms, or notions that have been contained in

in general terms ";

With those reasons above, I argued that correctly

there was an untimely and even contradictory formulation one,

that is between Article 4 of the paragraph (1) and its pastoral explanation, as well as Section 6 and

The final explanation. In addition, there is a new norm in

the two explanations of the article. Nevertheless, if the proposed testing

by the applicant is only an explanation of Section 4 of the paragraph (1) and the explanation of Article 6 of the Act

Pornography, it cannot also be done testing, therefore

The explanation of the article can only be It is defined when connected to the norm that

is formulated in its pasts. Furthermore, it is because the Court did not test

the norm in the Act against its legal explanation, so

a request for this test was rejected.

PANITERA REPLACEMENT,

ttd.

Saiful Anwar

nty-six months April of the year two thousand

eleven by the eight Judges of the Constitution, namely Moh. Mahfud MD, as Chairman

arrested Member, Achmad Sodiki, Maria Farida Indrati, Ahmad Fadlil Sumadi,

Anwar Usman, Hamdan Zoelva, Harjono, and M. Akil Mochtar, respectively

as Member with assisted by Saiful Anwar as a replacement Panitera,

attended by the Applicants, the DPR or the representing, and the Government

or that represents.

CHAIRMAN

ttd.

Moh. Mahfud MD

MEMBERS,

ttd.

Achmad Sodiki

ttd.

Maria Farida Indrati

ttd.

Ahmad Fadlil Sumadi

ttd.

Anwar Usman

ttd.

Hamdan Zoelva

ttd.

Harjono

ttd.

M. Akil Mochtar

6. DIFFERENT REASONS (CONCURRING OPINION) Against the Court's ruling above, a Constitutional Judge,

Maria Farida Indrati has a different reason (concurring opinion) as

following:

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Prior to the addition of the Test Request against the Act

No. 44 Year 2008 on Pornography (Sheet Country Of The Republic Of Indonesia

Year 2008 Number 181, Additional Sheet Of State Republic of Indonesia Number

4928) with this Perkara registration Number 48 /PUU-VIII/2010, against Invite-

Invite a quo has also been submitted testing by three groups of petitioners, which

each registration as Perkara Number 10 /PUU-VII/2009, Perkara

Number 17 /PUU-VII/2009, and Perkara Number 23 /PUU-VII/2009, which has been

decided with the Court of Justice Number 10-17-23/PUU-VII/2009;

On the road with my stance as Judge at the time of the take

The Court of Justice Number 10-17-23/PUU-VII/2009 has filed dissenting

opinion, against the Court of Justice Number 48 /PUU-VIII/2010 I am back

taking a stand to submit a different reason (concurring opinion)

as follows:

In Section 51 of the paragraph (3) letter b Act Number 24 of 2003

about the Constitutional Court Formulated that, "In the application

as referred to in paragraph (2), the applicant is required to outline clearly

that: b. the charge material in paragraph, section, and/or section of the legislation

is considered to be contrary to the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia

1945 ";

Based on the provisions of Section 51 of the paragraph (3) letter That is

objectum litis of the Act testing in Perkara Number 48 /PUU-

VIII/2010, is "section of legislation" directly related to the Pornography Act, the Explanation of Section 4 of the paragraph (1) and Explanation

Section 6, which each section is complete Defined as follows:

Section 4: (1) Each person is prohibited to produce, create, multiply,

double, disseminate, broadcast, import, export,

offer, sell, and sell, and use the IBM-to-be-to-use, and to use the IBM Cloud Service. rent, or provide

pornography that explicitly contains:

a. the deviation, including a deviation of deviation;

b. sexual assault;

c. masturbation or onani;

d. Nudity or an impressive display of nudity;

e. genital device; or

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f. child pornography.

The explanation of Article 4 of the paragraph (1): The one in question "makes" is not included for itself

and its own interests.

Article 6: Everyone is prohibited listen, display, utilize,

have, or save pornographic products as intended in

Section 4 of the paragraph (1), except those provided by the perinvite rule-

invitation.

The explanation of Article 6