Preventing and countering insider threats and radicalism in an Indonesian research reactor: Development of a human reliability program (HRP)

Wisnubroto, Djarot Sulistio; Khairul, Khairul; Basuki, Fatmuanis; Kristuti, Endang

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e15685

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“…Furthermore, concerning the aforementioned punitive philosophy, Indonesia lacks clarity in its execution in terms of legislation and rules beyond those stipulated in the Criminal Code. [8] The alternative application of the leading crime is regulated by Article 65, paragraph 2 of Law Number 1 of which states that the severity or lightness of the crime is determined by the criminal order mentioned in paragraph (1). Moreover, Article 65, paragraph 1, explicitly states that criminal supervision and social work crime are substitutes for incarceration, offering an alternate approach to executing criminal sentences.…”

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“…This regulation was enacted on December 6, 2022, through the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 1 of 2023 concerning the Criminal Code. [1] The Criminal Code, often known as KUHP, is a legislative framework that governs tangible criminal offenses in Indonesia. The ratification of the Criminal Code serves as a replacement for the Wetboek van Strafrecht, generally known as the Criminal Code.…”

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The Urgency of Penal Reconstruction as an Overcrowded Effort in the Correctional Institutions Based on Criminal Law

Rizki,

Handayan,

Hartiwiningsih

2024

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The reconstruction of criminal law in Indonesia is a substantial endeavor to modernize the Criminal Code, or KUHP, which has existed since the colonial era. The primary goal is to promote consistency in criminal law by incorporating the principles of Law Number 1 of 2023, which establishes a suitable legal foundation for implementing more efficient and enduring penalties. This study examines essential strategies to address the issue of overcrowding in Indonesian prisons, a persistent problem in Indonesia that affects the efficiency of the criminal justice system. The consequences of this issue include the decline in prisoner conditions and the potential economic burden on the nation due to the financial support provided to incarcerated individuals. Within this framework, reconstruction mitigates adverse consequences by considering diverse factors, such as implementing more suitable sanctions, employing alternate forms of punishment, and safeguarding the rights of incarcerated individuals. Incorporating the ideals of restorative justice is a crucial factor to be considered while conducting a more in-depth study using the analytical prescriptive specification approach. The study findings indicate the pressing need for criminal reconstruction, as outlined in Law Number 1 of 2023, to mitigate adverse effects and enhance the efficiency of the criminal justice system through societal and legal advancements.

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