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VOL. 9, ISSUE 6 (2023)
Juridical study of prisoners who committed security and order violations in the pinrang class IIB state detention center
Authors
Suardi, Saharuddin
Abstract
This research aims to determine the causes of
violations committed by prisoners in detention centers and what the legal
consequences are for prisoners who commit violations in detention centers. This research uses
a normative-empirical research type. The results of this
research show that the causes of security and order violations in detention are
mostly due to overcapacity in the Pinrang class IIB state detention center and
also because of feelings of resentment that have not been resolved previously
outside detention and when they are reunited, these feelings of resentment
re-emerge which causes emotions towards the prisoner as well as a lack of
awareness for the prisoner, and as for the legal consequences for prisoners who
commit Security and Order Violations in the Class IIB Pinrang State Detention
Center, these prisoners receive different sanctions according to the Security
and Order Violations they commit, which in categories in three levels, namely
medium, light, and heavy. For light sentences, prisoners are given a warning
not to commit the same offense and the prisoner makes an oral or written
statement not to repeat the act, then the medium sentence has received
sanctions where the prisoner put in a red cell or solitary confinement for 6 (six)
days and temporarily deprived of his rights, such as not having visits from his
family and finally, this punishment is a serious punishment which includes
serious offenses where the prisoner will be put in solitary confinement for 6
(six) days. ) multiplied by 2 (two) and their rights are removed, such as not
having visits from their family and their remission period may be revoked.
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Pages:39-46
How to cite this article:
Suardi, Saharuddin "Juridical study of prisoners who committed security and order violations in the pinrang class IIB state detention center". International Journal of Law, Vol 9, Issue 6, 2023, Pages 39-46
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