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VOL. 9, ISSUE 4 (2023)
Fulfillment of the defendant's rights in the implementation of the trial electronically at the Jantho district court
Authors
Deddi Maryadi, Dahlan, Azhari
Abstract
This research is to explain the fulfillment of
the defendant’s rights in conducting electronic trials and obstacles faced by
the Panel of Judges, Public Prosecutors, Lawyers and Defendants in the
electronic trial process. This research is included in empirical juridical
research using primary data sources obtained through interviews and documents.
The results show that electronic trials have not been able to fulfill the
provisions stipulated in the Criminal Procedure Code (KUHAP) which is a
guarantee for the realization of the principle due process of law. In
the provisions of Perma Number 4, 2020 concerning the Administration and Trial
of Criminal Cases in Electronic Courts, the Supreme Court redefined the concept
of the presence of litigants at trial, the concept of pronouncing decisions or
decisions, and the concept of courtrooms in electronic trials. In the
implementation of electronic trials, there are still various problems such as
the absence of laws to regulate electronic trials, the principle of due process
of law in electronic trials has not been fulfilled and the implementation of
electronic trials is still not optimal, especially due to technological and
human resource constraints which play a major role in conducting electronic
trials.
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Pages:79-82
How to cite this article:
Deddi Maryadi, Dahlan, Azhari "Fulfillment of the defendant's rights in the implementation of the trial electronically at the Jantho district court". International Journal of Law, Vol 9, Issue 4, 2023, Pages 79-82
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