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VOL. 6, ISSUE 3 (2024)
Pre-trial prosecution of suspects with wanted list status under Indonesian National Law
Authors
Yuni Retnowati, Septiana Prameswari
Abstract
Indonesia is a state of law, which means that the exercise of power
must be under the laws used in Indonesia. In addition, all aspects of life must
be regulated according to the applicable law to prevent conflicts between
communities. The existence of pretrial guarantees the rights of suspects, but
in its development many suspects who are included in the Wanted List (DPO)
easily file pretrial. For this reason, the Supreme Court then issued Supreme
Court Circular Letter (SEMA) No. 1/2018 on the Prohibition of Pretrial Filing
for Suspects Who Have Absconded or Are on the Wanted List. This paper discusses
the Pre-Trial Prosecution of Suspects with Wanted List Status Under Indonesian
National Law. In analyzing this paper, the author uses normative research by
examining national law in Indonesia, which results in the preliminary
conclusion that the search process takes a long time and exceeds the time limit
of the Police Search List, so the case may be closed. So, if you want to follow
up immediately there must be an immediate arrest effort. In addition, if the
evidence or testimony does not show that the person is guilty, then it can be
proposed to revoke the status of the Wanted Person List and it is very
important to be selective in finding evidence and validity of the case.
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Pages:96-101
How to cite this article:
Yuni Retnowati, Septiana Prameswari "Pre-trial prosecution of suspects with wanted list status under Indonesian National Law". International Journal of Law, Policy and Social Review, Vol 6, Issue 3, 2024, Pages 96-101
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