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Chairman of Commission III
DPR RI
, Habiburokhman denied the issue of a number of controversial articles in the Criminal Procedure Code (
Criminal Procedure Code
) which was officially passed into law on Tuesday (18/11).
Habib specifically mentioned that the civil coalition that compiled the list of controversial articles in the Criminal Procedure Code was a lazy coalition.According to him, the coalition did not pay attention to the debate regarding several articles that were considered controversial.
“This means the coalition is lazy. He doesn’t want to see it
live streaming
Let’s have a special debate about this.”This is just a coalition of lazy people,” said Habib at a press conference at the parliament complex, Wednesday (19/11).
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Previously, the civil coalition which was part of the Civil Society Coalition for KUHAP Reform reported the Working Committee (Panja) of the bill to the DPR Council of Honor (MKD), Monday (17/11).
Several organizations that are members of this civil coalition are the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI), Community Legal Aid Institute (LBHM), Indonesia Judicial Research Society (IJRS), APIK Legal Aid Institute, Lokataru Foundation, Indonesian Legal Resource Center (ILRC), National Coalition of Disability Organizations, and the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI).
He especially denied that Article 16 in the Criminal Procedure Code regarding undercover buying and controlled delivery methods, which were originally only used for special crimes such as drugs, could be used for no other crimes.
According to Habib, the accusation that the undercover buying method in Article 16 is used for other crimes, and that it could potentially be misused to trap, is not true.According to him, this provision is limited to the explanation section.
“Not true. Because it has been limited in the explanation section. Investigation methods are needed but only for special investigations, not for all criminal acts,” said Habib.
“In the explanation of Article 16, it is stated that, ‘the provisions for undercover investigation, disguised purchase, and delivery under supervision are special investigative techniques regulated in special laws, including the Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances Law,” he added.
Habib said that so far his party has invited all parties, especially civil coalitions, to attend every discussion of the Criminal Procedure Code.Moreover, he said, the KUHAP meeting was also held openly and broadcast live.
“And what is it called, the recording can be viewed continuously on the YouTube channel. So it’s clear, Article 16 does not cover all criminal acts. It only applies to drugs and psychotropic substances,” he said.
The meaning of Article 16 of the Criminal Procedure Code is, “(1) Investigations can be carried out by:
a.processing the crime scene;
b.observation;
c.interview;
d.stalking;
e.disguise;
f.disguised purchases
g.delivery under supervision
h.tracking;
i.document research and analysis;
j.come to or invite someone to
obtain information;and/or
k.other activities that do not conflict with the provisions
statutory regulations”.
Previously, Habiburokhman’s claim of having invited all parties to discuss the new KUHAP was denied.The Civil Society Coalition reported 11 members of the Bill Working Committee (Panja) to the DPR Council of Honor (MKD).for alleged violations of the code of ethics related to the preparation of laws as regulated in the MD3 Law.
The coalition especially took issue with the process of drafting the RKUHAP which was deemed not to fulfill the elements of public participation.They also accused the coalition’s name of being used in drafting the bill.
(thr/dal)
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