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The Juridical Council of International Program (JCI) Faculty of Law, Islamic University of Indonesia on Wednesday, September 29, 2021 held an actual study with the theme “Effectiveness in Enforcement of Criminal Sanctions against Child Violence” which was presented directly by Mr. Ari Wibowo, S.H.I., S.H.M.H. as Lecturer of Criminal Law, Faculty of Law UII. The activity was carried out online via Zoom and was attended by approximately 50 participants

On the occasion of this study, Mr. Ari Wibowo discussed the legal instruments that regulate the protection of children and how effective the impact of the law is in society. When the criminal threat is too light so that it is considered ineffective, the legislators have tried to amend and strengthen the existing Child Protection Law by adding a weighting of the criminal threat as much as 1/3 of the previous criminal sanction. This change is expected to have a deterrent effect for perpetrators so as not to repeat their actions in the future and provide a warning to the public not to commit similar acts.

He also added about his response to why Indonesia chose chemical castration as a punishment, while overseas chemical castration is a common thing, such as someone who doesn’t want to get married and to reduce their lust, they will go to the doctor for the chemical injection. Whereas in Indonesia it is used as a deterrent effect? In answering this question, according to Mr. Ari Wibowo, the policy of penal punishment in the form of chemical castration as a sanction for action in Perpu No.1 of 2016 has indirectly presented that the purpose of punishment is not merely a means of retaliation or deterrence, but as a form of rehabilitation or recovery. condition of the perpetrator so as not to repeat the same mistake.

Mr. Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, S.H.,M,H.,LL.M.,Ph.D who is the secretary of the law study program for the IP undergraduate program was also present. He admitted that there was a lot of new knowledge gained from the material presentation session. It is hoped that with this theme, participants will be more concerned about the issue of violence against children.

The Juridical Council of International Program Faculty of Law, Universitas Islam Indonesia held a Public Lecture entitled: Undang-Undang Baru KPK, TWK, dan Masa Depan KPK, on Saturday (26/06/2021). This public lecture is an answer to the polemics that the anti-corruption institution has brought.
This public lecture invited 3 speakers, namely: Budi Santoso, S.H., M.H. (Former Advisor to the KPK in 2017-2019), Wahyu Priyanka Nata Permana. S.H., M.H. (Member of the Judicial Review Team of the KPK Law), Yogi Zul Fadhli (Director of LBH Yogyakarta). This public lecture was moderated by Akhiruddin Syahputra Lubis, who is the general chairman of JCI FH UII.

Wahyu Priyanka provided material on the Implications of the Indonesian Constitutional Court Decision No. 70 / PUU – XVII/2019 on the Judicial Review of the KPK Law No. 19 of 2019 against the Indonesian KPK and the future of the KPK. Wahyu Priyanka explained that there are 3 implications of the Constitutional Court’s decision on the JR KPK Law: 1. Towards the Position of the KPK and the Authority of the KPK Supervisory Board Against Forced Efforts in terms of Confiscation, Search and Wiretapping, 2. Towards the Authority to Stop Investigation and Prosecution by the KPK, 3. To Transfer of Status CCP employee. “Hopefully the KPK’s performance in eradicating corruption can be maintained, but this all depends on people who have conscience, courage, and integrity in eradicating corruption. It is hard to imagine if there is no conscience, courage, and integrity,” said Wahyu Priyanka.

Meanwhile, Budi Santoso presented material on the Undang-Undang Baru KPK, TWK, dan Masa Depan KPK. At the beginning of his presentation, Budi Santoso explained the extraordinary potential of Indonesia’s wealth, the impact of corruption, the causes of corruption, and the positions of corruption suspects. Budi Santoso recounted that when he became an adviser to the KPK (2019), the KPK received very sudden information that there was already a revised draft of the KPK Law (Quarter four of 2019), the KPK was difficult to obtain and access the said KPK Draft Bill, the KPK identified 26 points that were at risk of weakening the KPK Bill. In addition, he explained that there were 8 points from the implementation of problematic TWK.

Yogi Zul Fadhli presented material regarding the background of the new KPK Law, which had problems with material and formal aspects. From the material aspect, KPK employees are made into ASN. To tame the KPK, the formation of the new KPK Law is procedurally flawed and has no public participation, TWK: Formal and Substantial problems, and Factors that affect the weakening of the KPK.

The public lecture which was attended by 82 participants started at 13.00 WIB, opened by the Secretary of the International Law Bachelor Program, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, SH., MH., LLM., Ph.D. and ends at 15.55 WIB.

Juridical Council of International Program (JCI) Faculty of Law Universitas Islam Indonesia held Webinar with the theme: Polemic on Issue of Leniency in Sentence Demand for Criminal Offender of Novel Baswedan, on Saturday, (27/06/2020). This webinar is for the response toward sentence demand by the public prosecutor on the case of first degree aggravated assault toward Novel Baswedan.

This webinar invites speakers who are criminal law experts, namely: Dr. Mahrus Ali, SH., MH., Ahmad Wirawan Adnan, SH., MH., and Muhammad Fatahillah Akbar, SH., LLM. Also, this webinar has been moderated by Sabiyllafitri Azzahra, Students and Chairwoman of Education and Advocacy Division of JCI.

Adnan Wirawan gave his material on the comparison of midwife legal arrangements in the United States. According to Adnan Wirawan, the Baswedan Novel case can be categorized as a first degree aggravated assault. According to him, first degree aggravated assault means as an intentional with plan to inflict great bodily harm to someone resulted in injury or permanent disfigurement. Adnan Wirawan discussed the parties that convened in the case. Scientifically, Adnan Wirawan criticized the act of appointing legal counsel for the defendants, Ronny Bugis and Rahmat Kadir, Inspector General Rudi Heriyanto. According to him, it’s because ethically an attorney was prohibited from carrying out his profession when he was serving as a state apparatus, while currently the Inspector General Rudi Heriyanto is serving as a police officer. Inspector General Rudi Heriyanto has also been an investigator in the search for suspects in cases of first degree aggravated assault toward Novel Baswedan since 2017. “How can we expect a fair trial, if the investigation just stands between ‘two legs’”, said Wirawan Adnan.

Meanwhile, according to Muhammad Fatahillah, this case cannot be separated from the issue of corruption eradication in Indonesia. According to Muhammad Fatahillah, this case delayed because the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) did not have the authority to. The government needs various steps to form a Joint Fact-Finding Team (TGPF) to conduct an investigation. According to Muhammad Fatahillah, the Novel Baswedan case is not the only case that occurs justice delay. There are many cases of this kind in Indonesia when it involves violations by police officers. Muhammad Fatahillah then gave his views on the application of independent institutions in other countries to deal with crimes committed by the police.

This event opened by the Secretary of International Undergraduate Program in Law, Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto, SH., MH., LLM., Ph.D. During his opening speech, Dodik Setiawan gives his congratulation to JCI for its new management structure. “I hope, during this new structure, JCI can become much better as the representation of International Program of Faculty of Law’s Students”, he said.