APPLICATION OF INTEREST IN THE
DECISION CORRUPTION
PREPARED BY: H. SANTHOS WACHJOE
P, SH.MH
Judicial Judge at the Supreme
Court
APPLICATION OF INTEREST IN THE
DECISION CORRUPTION
(A constructive thinking)
BY: H. SANTHOS WACHJOE P, SH.MH
A. INTRODUCTION
Law and justice are two (2)
things that are not integral to law enforcement efforts in Indonesia. It must
be recognized that it is still a transition period from the enactment of the
Dutch legal system into the national legal system of Indonesia, as evidenced by
the ratification of a wide range of legislation.
Indonesia as a State law should
certainly strive to make the law as a commander in the country's development.
According to Parsons, the main function of a legal system that is integrative
means to reduce the elements of potential conflict in society and to smooth the
process of social interaction. By complying with the legal system, the system
of social interaction will function properly, without the possibility turned
into overt or covert conflict is chronic. For the legal system can run
integrative function effectively, according to Parsons, there are four issues
that must be solved first, namely:
• Legitimacy, which will be the
basis for the observance of the rules;
• Interpretations, which will
comes to the determination of the rights and obligations of subjects, through
the process of laying down certain rules;
• The sanctions, which confirms
sanctions if that would arise if there is compliance and what sanctions will
arise if there is binding to the rule, and also confirms who will impose
sanctions;
• Jurisdiction, which sets the
lines of authority ruling upholding the norms of law;
• Viewed from the perspective of
the effectiveness of integrative function Parsons apparently legal system in
Indonesia is still facing serious problems both in terms of aspects of
legitimacy, interpretation, penalties and jurisdiction. From the aspect of
legitimacy, until now the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of
government are still experiencing a crisis of legitimacy. Although the
executive and legislative bodies should be formed by the process of democratic
elections in 2004 is expected to boost the legitimacy of both institutions, but
in reality the executive and legislative institutions democratically elected
does not necessarily raise the legitimacy of the two institutions. People are
still waiting for evidence the performance of the executive and legislative
practice. The level of legitimacy of the executive and legislative institutions
depends on the ability of both institutions in meeting the aspirations of the
people and address the real problems facing our nation in order to get out of
the crisis towards a better life in the future. While the judiciary that
occupies a central position in law enforcement authority experienced a process
of reduction, because the decisions away from a sense of justice and are not
restricted to the practice of so-called "judicial mafia". In addition
judiciary experiencing the pressures of the political forces and the
intervention of other powers. While the independence of the judiciary is in the
process of growth with various barriers in the field of human resources and
supporting facilities.
• .From the aspect of
interpretation is necessary to reorient so that the rights of the people as
subjects put forward, so that the people really become stakeholders sovereign.
Respect for the rights of the people in a democratic society not only be
interpreted in the political process is the General Elections, but also
economic and social rights and others who poured into public policy in favor of
the people. Thus the people's participation in the implementation of public
policies to fulfill its obligations get motivated, including in implementing
the rule of law.
• From the aspect of sanctions is
very important to do now is certainty competent institutions to apply
sanctions, be consistent, fair and firm indiscriminately. During this form of
punishment more sanctions imposed for petty violations of the law, while those
classified as high profile as if untouched by the sanctions because it has a
relation, the remnants of influence and abundant funds to "regulate"
the case that they are dealing with. Various ways they can do to escape from
the shackles of punishment, so that justice should apply for everyone
indiscriminately reduced meaning. Similarly, granting rewards, awards as if
they belong to the people who have a certain status, rather than to those who
do not have high status, even though the real achievement for the environment
and the people.
• From the aspect of jurisdiction
often limit the authority of various institutions is not very clear or even
overlap. This situation is further aggravated by the development of sectoral
egoism and lack of coordination, making it less of a problem fro dilontar from
one institution to another, with no certainty of completion.
Evaluation of the development of
crime has resulted in three dimensions: the dimensions of poverty (poverty),
greed and power. Crimes that lead to the dimensions of poverty will produce
conventional crimes such as theft, assault, pickpocketing, and others, while
the crimes that lead to the dimensions of greed will produce a form of crime
called "corporate crime" or "white collar crime" and the
crime that led to the dimensions power will produce a crime in the form of
corruption or acts of abuse of power or position in all aspects of the work of
government or governmental crime and in the implementation of the criminal
justice system by criminals who berdemensi greed and power are rarely brought
to justice compared to offenders dimension of poverty, this is due matter
experts with regard to legal issues in investigative techniques in economics,
and procedures for the settlement often spend substantial funds and a long
time, in addition, often the systems of criminal justice impartially the
perpetrators of greed and power and not siding with the perpetrators dimension
destitution, so it appears the problem of discrimination in the criminal
justice system and collusion.
Completion of each case filed by
either criminal or civil, demanding precision and accuracy in consideration of
Judge on trial. Therefore, every judge must know clearly menganai things to do
during the trial, which is nothing but an obligation of every judge.
Understanding each judge will obligation is an absolute must-have in supporting
tasks kedinasannya, primarily during the trial.
Currently efforts to eradicate
corruption actually be a prime target in the effort to support the
sustainability of national development. Often in the trial of corruption cases,
trials were conducted in absentia or without the presence of the defendant who
had fled with the aim of hiding abroad. Therefore, the defendant was not
present at the hearing led to the execution of a court decision corruption can
not be directly executed, especially in the decision granting criminal fines
and restitution.
The main thing that a wedge is,
when one day the defendant is already a convict captured or surrendering a few
years after the ruling, the Attorney / Prosecutor General would directly
execute offenders, including exercised criminal fines and restitution against
offenders. Will become a thing cringe when Attorney / Prosecutor General did
ekseskusi on fines and restitution, for the determination of the amount of
fines and compensation is based on the decision of the judges who handed down
several years earlier, which would amount becomes very small when compared with
the value of state losses due the convict deeds.
There should be a regulatory
instruments which stipulates that an application of criminal fines and
restitution nominal equivalently not reduce the amount of state losses given
the long grace period between the imposition of punishment in the execution of
implementation of the judge's decision to the defendant or convict who escaped
before the verdict.
B. ISSUES
From the above description it
would be Dirik a problem, ie Get the applied interest in the award of
corruption?
C. DISCUSSION
H.M. Ali Mansur in his
Miscellaneous Legal Issues (Problems Agreement, Consumer and Pembaharuaan Law),
states that "In a State of Law, the rule of LAW should obtain the proper
place, the function of law in material sense which seeks to provide protection
for people with memperlaakukan every citizen has the right to work and a decent
living for humanity and provide top notch law for everyone. "
Law is a system that is important
in the implementation of a series of institutional power. The law will become
meaningless if human behavior is influenced by the law and if the public is to
use the law to obey his behavior. The law itself is divided into several areas,
namely criminal law or public law, civil law or personal law, and procedural
law, constitutional law the State, the law of State administration or
administrative law state, international law, customary law, Islamic law,
agrarian law, business law, and environmental law. Of these laws each have the
same goal, which is aimed at ensuring legal certainty in the community and the
law must also be based on justice, the principles of justice from the public.
Law Enforcement process is
essentially a process to execute a legal product in the form of legislation,
both the Act and the regulations perudangan underneath. An Act will not be able
to run properly if Enforcement law is the officials who did not understand the
essence of the Act being operated. So that, making the need for law enforcement
authorities are really qualified in carrying out his duties.
Law enforcement is the center of
the whole "life events" law from the planning law, law-making, law
enforcement and legal evaluation. Law enforcement is essentially an interaction
between the various human behaviors that represent different interests within
the framework of the rules that have been agreed. Therefore, law enforcement
can not be solely considered as the process of implementing the law as the
opinion of the legalistic.
Law enforcement should be
consistent so that people understand, where and where NOT LAW LAW. As part of
the process of social, enforcement of legal certainty it rests on two (2) main
components, namely:
1. The law must be able to
provide certainty in orientation to the community. In this case the known
certainty; namely Certitudo orientation or Orientierungssicherheit, that people
understand, how the behavior expected by others thereof and the response is
what they can expect from others it was to the behavior;
2. Certainty in the application
of the law by law enforcement, Do not let this happen that once a legal
provision is implemented, but other times the same requirements are not
implemented. There is a principle which is Securitas or Realisierungssherheit
is the principle of legal certainty reality that allows people to rely on the calculations,
that the norms in force is respected and implemented, court decisions sincerely
held and agreements are adhered to.
In Law Number 48 Year 2009
regarding Judicial Power has mentioned in Article 1 paragraph 1 that
"Judicial Power is the power of a sovereign state to conduct judiciary to
uphold law and justice based on Pancasila and the Constitution of the Republic
of Indonesia Year 1945, for the sake of the implementation of the State Law of
the Republic of Indonesia "and Article 1 paragraph 2, which states"
the Supreme Court is the judicial power executors as defined in the Basic Law
of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1945 ".
The judge, as one of the main
elements in the Supreme Court and the Courts below, will have a very important
position in the law enforcement process, especially during the trial.
Etymologically or in general, Bambang Waluyo, SH stated that the reference to
judge is an organ of the court who understand the law, that his back had been
placed obligations and responsibilities that the law and justice is enforced,
either by the written or unwritten (hearing a case filed on the grounds that
the law does not or less obviously), and no single contrary to the principle of
joint and justice based on God Almighty.
In the field of criminal law
judges in charge of implementing anything in concreto there by a defendant to
do an act in violation of criminal law. To set this up by the judge to be
expressed in the Criminal Law which has been violated.
In the corruption case, if we
look at the Law No. 20 of 2001 which represents a change of Act No. 31 of 1999
on Corruption Eradication, there is still a legal vacuum striking, the Act does
not regulate state if the defendant or convict corruption cases fled prior to
the execution of a court decision corruption in payment of criminal fines and /
or restitution.
It could be called a legal vacuum
because, if a defendant escaped before or during the trial process so that the
trial was conducted in absentia then the public prosecutor as an executor of a
court decision can not directly execute against the ruling, the same thing is
when Convicts who has been found guilty of corruption but have not been
performed the execution of criminal penalties and / or compensation. The
problem is when the defendant, who had been severed in the trial conducted in
absentia or offenders who have not been performed ekseskusi on criminal
penalties and / or compensation, was captured after more than 1 (one) year from
the decision of the corruption court is imposed. It is given that the value of
nomimal fines and / or restitution imposed upon reading of the verdict is
irrelevant to the value at the time of the defendant or the nomimal The convict
was arrested again.
These problems need attention due
to the reduction in nominal value of fines and / or restitution would lead to
"psychic" criminal penalties and / or compensation paid after the
defendant or convict who escaped the back caught after more than 1 (one) year
after the verdict, making the country as if it did not benefit from the payment
of criminal fines and / or the compensation. Although the criminal case could
not be analogous to a civil case, but especially in corruption cases would need
no thought to finish it.
In civil law known as the term of
default, which is a condition when a person is unable to meet its obligations
to others, as has been agreed in a written agreement. Default is causing losses
to the other party and the other party has the right to sue parties who are in
default to perform or complete its obligations or can demand the return of the
nominal money. In short it can be said that in civil law there are three kinds
of achievements that is, give something, do something, or not do something. If
the debtor does not carry out the feat, then the debtor can be declared in
default by the creditor. Debtor is in default shall provide reimbursements,
damages and interest as stipulated in Article 1236 and Article 1239 of the
Civil Code.
Against the debtor was negligent
or in default, sanctions may be imposed, there are four kinds, namely:
1. Pay Losses, Damages often
broken down into three elements: cost, income and interest:
a. The cost is all expenses or
perongkosan manifestly been issued by a single party. His example if a director
entered into an agreement with the performer to hold a show and the players do
not come to the show had to be canceled, then that includes the cost is the
cost of print advertising, building lease, rent chairs and others;
b. Loss is loss due to damage to
items belonging to creditors caused by negligence of the debtor. For example
the new house collapsed submitted by the contractor because of its
construction, to damaging home furnishings;
c. Flowers are losses in the form
of lost profits that have been imagined or calculated by the lenders. For
example, in terms of buying and selling goods, if the goods have been received
bids higher than the purchase price.
Article 1247 Civil Code
determines:
"Si owe only required to
reimburse the loss and the real interest was or had been due should be expected
when the agreement was born, except if it is not fulfilled the agreement was
due to something devised done by him".
Article 1248 Civil Code
determines:
"Even if it is not fulfilled
the agreement was caused by the deceitfulness of the debt, replacement costs,
damages and interest, just about the losses suffered by the indebted and
profits are lost to him, merely consisting of what is a direct result of non
compliance with the agreement".
2. Cancellation Agreement
Cancellation of the agreement
aimed at bringing the two sides back to the situation before the agreement was
held. It is said that the cancellation was retroactive to the second bore
agreement. If a party has received something from the other, both money and
goods, then it should be returned. Anyway, the agreement was abolished.
Cancellation of the agreement due to the negligence of the debtor set out in
article 1266 Civil Code concerning conditional engagement, which reads:
"Conditions are considered null and forever imprinted in the covenants of
reciprocity, when one party does not fulfill its obligations. In such case no
agreement is null and void, but the cancellation must be requested to
hakim.Permintaan should also be performed, although the terms canceled the
non-fulfillment of the obligation is expressed in terms perjanjian.Jika void is
not stated in the agreement, the judge freely according to circumstances at the
request of the defendant , to provide a period of time for the opportunity to
meet its obligations, the time period which should not be more than one month
". Cancellation of the agreement must be requested to the judge and not
canceled automatically even if the debtor clearly neglect their obligations.
The judge's decision is not
declaratoir but constitutif, actively cancel the agreement. The judges' verdict
was not read "Stating the cancellation of the agreement between the
plaintiff and the defendant" but rather, "Canceling the
agreement". Judges must have the authority discretionair, it means: the
power to assess the size of the omission of the debtor in comparison to the
seriousness of the revocation of the debtor that might befall it. If the judge
considers it too small omission of the debtor, while the cancellation of the
agreement will take losses too large for the debtor, the request to cancel the
agreement will be rejected by the judge. Under section 1266 judges may give the
debtor time period to still fulfill its obligations. This time period is known
as the "terme de grace".
3. Transition Risks
As a third sanctions for
negligence of a debtor mentioned in article 1237 Civil Code. What is meant by
"risk" is the obligation to bear the loss if an event takes place
outside the fault of either party, affecting goods became the object of the
agreement. The transition of risk can be described thus:
According to Article 1460 Civil
Code, the risk in certain dipikulkan buying and selling goods to the buyer,
even though the goods have not been delivered. If the seller was late handing
the goods, then this omission was threatened with transfer risk from the buyer
to the seller. So with lalainya sipenjual, the risk is transferred to him.
4. Pay the fee waiver
On payment of the cost of court
fees as a fourth sanctions for negligent debtors is summed up in a regulation
Procedural Law, that the defeated party is required to pay court fees.
C.1. TREAT DECISION AS AN
AGREEMENT
From a brief overview of default
in the civil case, if we analogize, albeit in a criminal case are prohibited
from analogy, that the judge's decision on the corruption court is an
agreement, then the offenders can be positioned as a debtor who must implement
the contents of the agreement as the judge's decision , so that if a court
ruling that corruption has had permanent legal force, then the offenders should
undergo the verdict, so that if offenders defaulters to implement, especially
in terms of paying criminal fines and / or restitution must be sanctions to be
imposed.
Treating a decision as an
agreement, especially in corruption cases, was a breakthrough for law
enforcement authorities to anticipate when the defendant or convict flee and
not be willing to pay a fine and / or restitution. With done to the verdict of
punishment as an agreement with a defendant who was tried in absentia or
Convict who escaped after the ruling as one of the parties, may authorize the
court to apply an interest moratoir if the defendant or convict who escaped were
arrested back in may payment burden imposed criminal fines and / or restitution
larger value is more in line with nominal value at the time of the defendant or
convict arrested again.
Treating a decision as an
agreement would be hampered by the rules of Article 1320 of the Civil Code on
the validity of the terms of the agreement, namely:
a. Agreed they were bound
themselves;
b. Ability to make an engagement;
c. A certain thing and;
d. A cause that allowed.
When we read the provisions of
Article 1320 of the Civil Code are, of course, can not be applied to a decision
of punishment, but treat the verdict of punishment as an agreement certainly
does not refer to the provisions of Article 1320 of the Civil Code, just put
the defendant or convict as a party to the decision that is subject to the
sentencing verdict. By placing the defendant or convict as one of the parties
in the agreement, as it will be disobedience defendant or convict on the
implementation of decisions primarily on payment of criminal fines and / or
restitution, the judge may impose interest on fines and / or the compensation.
To find out more about
fulfillment of special interest, let us examine three types of flowers under
Indonesian law. As quoted from the book of the Law written Engagements olehJ.Satrio,
there are three types of interest are:
1. Interest Moratoir, ie accrued
interest for late Debtor obligation to pay a sum of money;
2. Conventional interest, ie the
interest agreed upon by the parties; and;
3. Interest Kompensatoir, ie all
the flowers, outside interest agreement.
Of the three that sense, would
interest moratoir more appropriately be included in the decision on punishment
in the corruption case, an attempt to restore losses to the state a more
balanced when the verdict of punishment in the form of payment of a fine and /
or compensation will be made several years after the verdict was read ,
Regarding interest, in terms of
the amount of interest is not regulated in an agreement, then the law is loaded
to Statute No. 22 Year 1948 has set the interest of a negligence / negligence
(moratoir interest) that can be sued by a creditor of the debtor accounts for 6
(six)% per year. If we refer to the provisions of Article 1250 of the Civil
Code, the interest charged by the lender may not exceed a maximum rate of 6
(six)% per year, as stipulated in the Act. Provisions in State Gazette No.22 of
1948 would be applied in the award of criminal corruption case in terms of
payment of fines and / or restitution, to overcome and anticipate the defendant
did not attend the trial or convict escaped after the ruling.
C.2. ADVERSE FINANCIAL STATE
If we look at a glance how
corruption in the Act No. 31 of 1999, according to Prof. Lunar, Law No. 31/1999
embraced the concept of state losses in the sense of formal offense, namely:
Elements can be detrimental to state finance 'should be interpreted in the
sense of harming the country directly or indirectly. That is, an automatic
action may be considered detrimental to the state finance if such action has
the potential to cause loss to the state, so, whether or not the state losses
in real terms is not important and the concept of state losses in the sense of
formal offense is already known in the Law on Corruption of time, namely Law
No. , 3/1971, while in Article 2 (1) of Law No. 31/1999, the concept of formal
offense can be inferred from the word "may" in the formula
"..dapat financial harm state or country's economy", it was later
confirmed by an explanation of the article that states can be said before the
phrase financial harm or state economy shows that follow corruption is a formal
offense, namely the existence of corruption is quite the fulfillment of the
elements of actions formulated not by the occurrence of consequences.
The Constitutional Court in its decision
considerations also argue that the phrase can be detrimental to state finance
and economy of the country. It is not contrary to the right to a fair legal
certainty as intended by Article 28D (1) of the 1945 Constitution, therefore
the issue of the word may in Article 2 (1) of the Act PTPK, much of the problem
of implementation in practice by law enforcement officials, and not about
constitutionalism norms so as to consider the special circumstances and the
concrete surrounding the events that occurred, which can logically conclude the
state's losses or did not happen, to be done by financial experts in the
country, the country's economy, as well as experts in the analysis of relations
with the loss of one's actions.
In Act No. 31 of 1999 on Corruption
Eradication amended by Act No. 20 of 2001, include elements of state financial
harm and the element of "state financial harm" law enforcement
apparatus, in collaboration with relevant agencies, namely CPC or BPKP help
investigators calculate the loss of state in the development of audit reports
and BPKP lately, visible facts audit or BPKP has led to audit their
"unlawful" is not a "zone of authority" because the
authority of the CPC or BPKP in conducting the audit is within a zone accounting,
so it does not have far to look for the existence of an unlawful act or not,
because it is the authority of investigators and prosecutors in terms of the
element of "state financial losses", construction of Article 2 (1) of
law No. 31 of 1999 associated with the Act No. 1 of 2004 should be seen in
kemprehensif, to assess the extent of indemnification of state relations with
the tort does.
State financial loss is actually
the essence of a judgment of the court of corruption, because corruption in all
forms of the modus operandi, will ultimately result in the loss of state
finances. Therefore, it should be considered an appropriate way and apt to be
able to restore financial loss to the country as soon as possible. Obstacles
are often encountered is that someone who is charged with corruption escape and
escape from the law enforcement process in order to secure the property
proceeds from corruption.
A recent example is when in the
month of April 2016, the Attorney General's Office in cooperation with the
State Intelligence Agency (BIN) to process the arrest and return of Samadikun
Hartono, fugitive and also convict corruption case on funds Bank Indonesia
Liquidity Assistance (BLBI) that have been disconnected the decision of the
Supreme Court No. 1696 K / PID / 2002 which terminated in 2003, with the ruling
form of imprisonment of 4 (four) years, a fine of US $ 20,000,000.00 (twenty
million) subsidiary 4 (four) months imprisonment and compensation amounting to
Rp 169,472,986,461.54 (one hundred and sixty-nine billion, four hundred and
seventy two million nine hundred and eighty-six thousand four hundred and sixty
one point fifty four rupiah).
From these examples, it is
conceivable nominal value of fines imposed on the offenders Samadikun Hartono
when the verdict is in 2003 of Rp 20,000,000.00 (twenty million) and
compensation of Rp 169,472,986,461.54 (one hundred and six twenty-nine billion,
four hundred and seventy two million nine hundred and eighty-six thousand four
hundred and sixty one point fifty four rupiah) than nominal when offenders
Samadikun Hartono captured and returned to Indonesia in 2016, there is a time
gap for 13 ( thirteen years).
As an illustration, the value of Rp
20,000,000.00 (twenty million rupiahs)) in 2003 or less can buy a used car in good
condition, whereas for the moment with the same nominal money can only be used
for a down payment purchase used car. It is not calculated based on inflation
every year.
Therefore, if a fugitive
offenders were caught and sentenced to pay a fine of criminalization and / or
compensation based on the decision handed down thirteen (13) years ago, would
provide for the country's financial injustice. So it is time for judges
adjudicating corruption cases to include moratoir interest in any decision in
the form of criminal penalty payment and / or compensation, to anticipate when
during the trial the defendant fled or escaped convict after the verdict.
With the inclusion of interest
moratoir according to the State Gazette No. 22 of 1948 in the amount of 6% (six
percent) per year, can prevent reduction in losses to the state by running
himself a defendant or convict. It took some courage from law enforcement
authorities, especially for judges who served on the Corruption Court to
include in its decision moratoir interest.
C.3. PERMA OR SEMA FOR MORATOIR
INTEREST IN CRIMINAL DECISIONS
On the other hand, the Supreme
Court will also need to make a rule that can be used as the legal basis for the
judges, especially judges of corruption to include bold flower pemidanaannya
moratoir in the verdict. This is necessary as a reference for judges in the
trial of corruption cases whose main purpose is to restore the country's
financial losses as a result of corruption.
Legal protection for judges who
hear cases of corruption, can shape the Supreme Court Circular (SEMA), which
specifically regulate intern for judges in the courts under the Supreme Court,
but also can shape the Supreme Court Regulation (PERMA), which in addition
mengtut intern judges in judicial action but also regulate the implementation
of tasks for other Law enforcement.
D. CONCLUSION
The exposure in this paper is
certainly still a discourse that remains to be studied in depth whether or not
the application of interest in the decision corruption case, because it would
be futile all attempts to restore state losses resulting from corruption, if
judges pda criminal justice corruption is no willing or desire to do the best
in the eradication of corruption.
E. CONCLUSION
From these descriptions above, it
can be concluded as follows:
1. It needs more efforts firmly
and thoroughly the eradication of corruption;
2. Refund losses to the state
should be the main objective in efforts to combat corruption;
3. The Supreme Court should issue
a SEMA or PERMA as the legal basis for the judges of corruption to be included
in the decision moratoir interest payments in the form of fines and / or
compensation for the defendant or convict who escaped;
4. With regard to the inclusion
of interest in the verdict sentencing moratoir need for deeper study.
F. CLOSING
This brief article is probably
not sufficient to describe the manner in full on application moratoir interest
in the award of corruption, but at least be able to provide a preliminary
understanding to us that a judge must understand the obligations, particularly
during the trial of the case.
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