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1. Management of Economic Problems in Indonesia Through the Eradication of Crime of Corruption by Implementing the Justice Collaborator System

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Cahyono, Joko, Suryokumoro, Herman, Aprilianda, Nurini, Noerdajasakti, Setiawan, Appolloni, Andrea, Series Editor, Caracciolo, Francesco, Series Editor, Ding, Zhuoqi, Series Editor, Gogas, Periklis, Series Editor, Huang, Gordon, Series Editor, Nartea, Gilbert, Series Editor, Ngo, Thanh, Series Editor, Striełkowski, Wadim, Series Editor, Kusumaningrum, Adi, editor, and Liemanto, Airin, editor

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2023
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2. Liabilities of Corporates as Electronic System Providers for the Spread of Personal Data of Peer-to-Peer Lending-Based Application Fintech Users

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Aprilianda, Nurini, Farikhah, Mufatikhatul, Fibriansyah, Ryan Ilham, Appolloni, Andrea, Series Editor, Caracciolo, Francesco, Series Editor, Ding, Zhuoqi, Series Editor, Gogas, Periklis, Series Editor, Huang, Gordon, Series Editor, Nartea, Gilbert, Series Editor, Ngo, Thanh, Series Editor, Striełkowski, Wadim, Series Editor, Kusumaningrum, Adi, editor, and Liemanto, Airin, editor

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2023
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4. Judicial Implications of the Appointment of a Judge for Children Who Determines a Diversion Conference That Does Not Meet the Requirements for Diversion Implementation

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Sianipar, Frans Lukas, Aprilianda, Nurini, Endrawati, Lucky, Sianipar, Frans Lukas, Aprilianda, Nurini, and Endrawati, Lucky

Abstract

This paper discusses the juridical implications of the appointment of a Juvenile Judge whose diversion conference implementation does not meet the requirements for diversion. It is structured based on doctrinal research findings, employing a legislative approach and conceptual analysis utilizing teleological interpretation. The research findings indicate that the juridical implications of appointing a Juvenile Judge whose diversion conference implementation does not meet the requirements for diversion lie in the action of the Juvenile Judge in prescribing diversion despite not meeting the mandatory diversion provisions, which, when solely considered from a grammatical interpretation of the Juvenile Justice Law, constitutes an ultra petite action. However, when viewed from a teleological interpretation, the Juvenile Judge's action aligns with the purpose of the Juvenile Justice Law, namely to keep children away from judicial processes to avoid stigmatization. Moreover, even if the judge takes an ultra-petite action, it is based on the principle of the best interests of the child, as long as the contents of the diversion agreement do not contradict the Law, religion, local community norms, morality, or contain elements that the child cannot implement, or exhibit lousy faith, then the Chief Judge should still issue a Decree on the Diversion Agreement.

Published
2024

10. The Urgency of Protection for Women Workers Against Sexual Violence in the Company Environment

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Putri, Nia Shalshabila Audria Nugraha, Aprilianda, Nurini, Sulistio, Faizin, Putri, Nia Shalshabila Audria Nugraha, Aprilianda, Nurini, and Sulistio, Faizin

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This paper examines the inclusion of verbally displaying sexual acts (commonly known as catcalling) within the framework of criminal law in Indonesia. It also analyzes the legal protections afforded to victims of such actions under Law No 12 of 2022 concerning Crimes of Sexual Violence (TPKS Law). Verbal sexual concealment, or catcalling, involves the non-physical expression of sexual acts directed at an individual's body, sexual desires, and/or reproductive organs. This undermines the person's dignity based on their sexuality and/or modesty. Under the TPKS Law, victims of verbal sexual harassment, or catcalling, are granted specific legal protections. These include the right to be shielded from acts of violence and the right to be free from any treatment that undermines their dignity. These protective measures encompass the fulfilment of ownership and the provision of assistance to ensure the victims' sense of security. The LPSK or other relevant institutions are responsible for carrying out these protective measures by the requirements outlined in the law.

Published
2023

30. LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF REGULATORY PROVISIONS ARTICLE 10 VERSE (5) LAW NO. 46 OF 2009 CONCERNING THE CORRUPTION CRIMINAL COURT

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Corruption, Corruption Criminal Court, Independence of judicial power., Fauzi, Ahmad, Madjid, Abdul, Aprilianda, Nurini, Djatmika, Prija, Corruption, Corruption Criminal Court, Independence of judicial power., Fauzi, Ahmad, Madjid, Abdul, Aprilianda, Nurini, and Djatmika, Prija

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The corruption criminal court is an institution that is given the authority to examine and decide corruption cases. The purpose of this study was to determine the juridical implications of the principle of the independence of the judicial power. This study uses a normative approach with quantitative analysis. The existence of a corruption court established on judicial power states that a special court can only be formed by a separate law. Then the corruption court is an institution that has the authority to examine and decide corruption cases. In its implementation, the composition of judges in the corruption court is divided into two, namely career judges and ad hoc judges. In its implementation, there are several things in the legislation that are contrary to the principle of independence of judicial power and violate the principle of freedom of judicial power, especially for ad hoc judges in the criminal court of corruption.

Published
2020

40. CONSTRUCTION OF CRIMINAL SETTLEMENT LAW THROUGH PENAL MEDIATION IN PERSPECTIVE RESTORATIVE JUSTICE.

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HUSIN, Umar, NOERDAJASAKTI, Setiawan, APRILIANDA, Nurini, and FADLI, Moh.

Subjects
CRIMINAL law, RESTORATIVE justice, CRIMINAL justice system, CIVIL law, JUSTICE administration, CRIMINAL procedure
Abstract

Restorative justice is a preventive response to understanding crime in a social context. It is a challenge to unearth the roots of offence and crime to be able to break the cycle. This restorative justice is based on the assumption that the crime originated in a social situation and recognizes that the perpetrator of the crime has also been injured. Therefore, the community must take over the responsibility to improve the condition that has triggered the onset of evil and also work to cure it. International developments in the concept of criminal justice and procedures for handling criminal cases in several countries have been known penal mediation (penal mediation, mediation penal, mediation in criminal matters, Victim - Offender Mediation) which is part of the criminal justice system. Mediation, previously known only in civil law, has been frequently used in some countries to resolve criminal cases. Penal mediation is a manifestation of the concept of restorative justice, which seeks to restore the rights of victims. Thus, restorative justice is based on holistic philosophy. The application of holistic thinking can help strengthen the capacity of the existing justice system. The main challenge in its application in the modern world is how to promote community participation, and at the same time protect the rights and interests of victims and perpetrators who commit offenders. This legal research is normative juridical research, through statute approach, conceptual approach, so that it can get a comprehensive understanding of the construction of criminal case resolution law through penal mediation in the perspective of Restorative Justice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

41. THE COMPLETION OF MINOR OFFENCES BY APPLYING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE.

Author

HUSIN, Umar, FADLI, Moh., NOERDAJASAKTI, Setiawan, and APRILIANDA, Nurini

Subjects
RESTORATIVE justice, CRIME victims, MEDIATION, LEGAL research, CRIME
Abstract

The settlement of minor offences can be pursued by penal mediation called restorative justice approach. Restorative Justice focuses on the direct participation of perpetrators, victims and the community by interpreting criminal acts as essentially attacks on individuals and communities as well as public relations. Justice is interpreted as the process of finding solutions to problems that occur on a minor criminal case with the involvement of victims, communities and perpetrators to be important in efforts to improve, reconcile and guarantee the continuity of the improvement efforts. In handling criminal cases, penal mediation prioritizes the interests of the perpetrators of crimes and at the same time the interests of victims, so that a win-win solution is achieved that benefits the perpetrators of crimes and their victims. In mediation penal victims are met directly with the perpetrators of crimes and can bring charges so that the peace of the parties is produced. Through mediation penal case handling process is done transparently. This research is normative juridical law research intended to review the settlement arrangements of minor crimes by applying restorative justice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

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