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Attorney General of the Republic of Indonesia

HM. PRASETYO

FOREWORD

Greetings to all readers, may The Almighty God bless and protect us.

It is with our deepest gratitude to The God One Almighty that the 2015 Annual Report is composed and be presented to all the people of Indonesia.

The changing of year from 2015 to 2016 is the momentum for the prosecutor service of the republic of Indonesia to convey its 2015 achievements within this 2015 Annual Report as a perseverance of transparency and accountability as well as the form of its commitment to the people’s mandate in endorsing and presenting a just and fair law for all the people in Indonesia, and the effort to establish the law as a means to attain the intent of the nation.

As the written document of the Office performance, the 2015 Annual Report befits the government policy as depicted in the system of National Development Plan, which substances correlate with the office, development plan as described in the Office 2015-2019 Strategic Plan, the Office 2015 Strategic Plan and each of the periodical report evaluation which had been organized by all working force of the Attorney Service throughout Indonesia.

It is our hope that the report will deliver the knowledge and understanding to the public on the organization of the Office which currently inclines towards the improvement as in the public expectation, so that in the future AGO can obtain better public trust and is able to represent the presence of the nation to the people as an incorruptible, dignified and trustable law enforcement institution.

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I Foreword

II Table of Contents

III Doctrine

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V Vision and Mission

Duties and Powers

Chapter I

Chapter IV

Chapter VI

Chapter V

Chapter II

Chapter III

1 Introduction

6 Attroney General O�ce at a Glance

6 Attorney General O�ce Pro�le

7 Organizational Structure

11 Leadership Pro�le

21 Bureaucratic Reformof Attorney General O�ce

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Achievements

Development

Intelligence

General Crimes

Special Crimes

Civil andAdministrative Law

Internal andExtenal Supervisions

Education andTraining Bureau

Other Activities

Conclusion

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THE ATTORNEY’S DOCTRINE

TRIKRAMA ADHYAKSA : SATYA ADHI WICAKSANA

SATYA :Loyalty arising from honesty to Almighty God, oneself, one’s family and one’s fellowman.

ADHI :Perfection in the performance of one’s duties arising from one’s accountability to Almighty God, one’s family and one’s fellowman.

WICAKSANA :Wisdom in words and conduct, particularly in the application of one’s powers and authority.

VISIONTo become a modern, reliable, professional and accountable law enforcement institution for the embodiment of legal supremacy in Indonesia.

MISSION1. To improve the performance of the R.I Attorney General Office function in the enactment

of its duties and powers, both in the qualitative and quantitative aspects in the treatment of criminal, civil and state administrative cases, and to improve the Intelligence activities in modern, reliable, professional and accountable manners which is founded upon the principles of justice, truth and probity in law enforcement;

2. To present R.I Attorney General Office roles in international relation, mutual legal assistance and inter-nations case disposal;

3. To actualize the modern, reliable, professional and accountable R.I Attorney General Office officials to preserve the straightforward performance of main duties, functions and authorities, particularly in the efforts to uphold a just law enforcement, as well as other duties;

4. To reform and reorganize the organizational structure of the Attorney General Office and the management of information system, particularly the implementation of the quick-wins program for easy public access, the organizing of blueprint for the mid and long terms development of Attorney General Office human resources up to year 2025, reorder and reorganize the financial management, and improving infrastructure and facilities, as well as optimize the application of Information Technology (IT);

5. To improve the bureaucracy reform and management of R.I Attorney General Office that is clean and free from corruption, collusion and nepotism through mental reform in the performance of duties and powers.

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DUTIES AND POWERS

Referring to Article 30 Legislation No. 16/2004 on R.I Attorney Service, the duties and powers of the Attorney General Office are as follows:

Criminal sector:

• To conduct prosecutions;• To enforce judicial orders and decisions of final

and conclusive effect;• To conduct supervision of those serving

conditional sentence, placed under supervision orders, or released on parole;

• To investigate certain types of suspected crime as stipulated by law;

• To complete certain types of case files, and for such purposes to conduct additional investigations prior to the forwarding of such files to the court, in manners of practices conducted through coordination with investigator(s).

Civil and Administrative Sector:

The prosecution service, based on special authority, may act both at home and abroad for and on behalf of the state or government.

In the Public Order and Security Sector, the Attorney General Office has the following duties:

• Improving the public’s awareness of the law;• Upholding law enforcement policies;• Oversight circulation of printed materials;• Oversight religious beliefs in respect to means

that threaten society and the state;• Preventing the misuse and/or denigration of

religion;• Conducting legal research and development in

law and statistics on crime.

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CHAPTER IINTROdUCTION

INTRODUCTION

The blue print for R.I Attorney General Office policy and strategic direction was formulated in R.I Attorney General

Regulation (PERJA) No.: PER-010/A/JA/06/2015 on R.I Attorney General Office 2015-2019 Strategic Planning which is comprised of 15 strategic targets of AO as a commitment to achieve the government general policy as stated in 2015-2019 Mid Term National Development Planning (RPJMN), which emphasized on NAWA CITA, or The 9 (Nine) Agendas for National Development, specifically referring to the agenda of “To strengthen the presence of the state in conducting the system reform and the incorruptible, dignified and reliable law enforcement”.

R.I Attorney General Office performance throughout the year 2015 was not exempted from numerous challenges as well as the process and motions currently occurring in the development of law. Those were indicated by the release of several regulations for national legislations or decisions which have brought the changes that inclined towards the enlargement of the encumbrances within the efforts to enforce the law. Some categories of violation of law and criminal acts

have also gaining a more sophisticated pattern with expanding areas to inter-nations level, which treatment demand multi-institutions collaborations, international team work and the use of technology and information facilities.

1. The concrete steps taken by R.I Attorney General Office in performing the Attorney Service duties and powers in law enforcement would be described as follow:

Special Task Force for Countermeasure Acts and Disposal of Corruption Cases (Satgassus P3TPK), as the effort to strengthen the presence of the state in eradication of corruption.

Corruption is one of the many challenges that must be confronted. To rise against the challenge, R.I Attorney General Office has formed Special Task Force for Countermeasure Acts and Disposal of Corruption Cases (Satgassus P3TPK) in R.I Attorney General Office to perform countermeasures for corruption cases.

1) The establishment of P3TPK Special Task Force in R.I Attorney General Office has as well become the triggering effort to eradicate corruption that occur within

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all of the Attorney Service task forces throughout Indonesia. The achievement of the countermeasure acts in corruption cases occurred within all of the Attorney Service task forces throughout Indonesia is summarized as below:

2) Number of Investigation : 1,988 cases

3) Number of Examination : 1,785 cases

4) Number of Prosecution : 2,446 cases

5) Number of Executions: 1,179 convicts

6) Recovered State’s Wealth during the phases of Examination and Prosecution amounted to IDR 642,612,382,187 (Six Hundred Forty Two Billion Six Hundred Twelve Million Three Hundred Eighty Two Thousand And One Hundred Eighty Seven Rupiah).

2. Restitution credited to State Treasury amounted to IDR 136,860,918,011.61 (One Hundred Thirty Six Billion Eight Hundred Sixty Million Nine Hundred Eighteen Thousand Eleven Rupiah And Sixty One Cents).

Execution of Death Sentence Convicts as the Response to “The Catastrophic Condition of Narcotics and Psychotropic”

Indonesia has developed into a target nation in the black market supplying narcotics and psychotropic, where 2015 number of abusers reached 5.8 million along with drugs abuse related daily mortality rate of 33 persons.

The conditions were depicted in the number of narcotics and psychotropic cases handled by Attorney Service in 2015 that reached 29,349 cases.

3. Attorney Service has been actively managing the death execution to 14 convicts sentenced for narcotics and psychotropic crime cases.

National Reconciliation, Disengaging the Historical Burden from Severe Violation against Human Rights in Bygone Era.

The Attorney General as the Examiner for cases on severe violation against human rights is aware of the importance on seeking the exact solution to accelerate the conclusion of the

cases on severe violation against human rights. Hence, since April 2015 the Attorney General has been actively doing the coordination and consolidation with all related stakeholders such as National Commission for Human Rights (KOMNAS HAM), Coordinating Minister of Political Legal and Security, National Military Forces, National Police Force, and National Bureau of Intelligence (BIN). Attorney Service had also actively conducting the national seminar that involved law experts.

The quintessence of the said efforts is to recommend the non-judicial conclusion of the cases on severe violation against human rights in the form of national reconciliation for the cases on severe violation against human rights that occurred prior to the legalization of R.I Legislation No.26/2000 on The Court for Human Rights.

The Attorney General had communicated the said national reconciliation in the official meeting with members of the Third Commission from R.I House of Representative that was held on June 30th, 2015.

4. In the presidential speech during the general assembly of R.I House of Representative and R.I Regional Representative Council on August 14th, 2015, President Joko Widodo has expressed the national reconciliation as an effort to conclude the cases on severe violation against human rights in the past by means of establishing a Reconciliatory Committee for the cases on severe violation against human rights.

Team of Aide, Governance Security and Central Development (TP4P) and Team of Aide, Governance Security and Regional Development (TP4D) as guardians and security force for the government and development to accelerate the national development.

The decline in Indonesia economic growth that reached 4.67% within 2nd quarter of 2015 indicated weakening in the national economy. One of the causes in the dawdling of the growth was supposed to be due to the low budget disbursement, either at the central


or regional level, that was elicited by the uneasiness, hesitation and angst from the side of the nation’s officials to make decision and/or discretion in creating advancement with the impact of stagnation of the national development.

5. As a response to the condition, Attorney Service established Team of Aide, Governance Security and Central Development (TP4P) in Attorney General Office, Provincial Attorney Services (KEJATI), and District Attorney Services (KEJARI) throughout Indonesia with the objective to exhort acceleration in budget disbursement.

Initiation of Attorney Goes to School (Jaksa Masuk Sekolah/JMS) to generate youth with awareness in

legal matters.

6. The objective of JMS activity is to generate young generation with awareness in legal matters. It has been implemented in academic institutions from elementary to university level with approximately 6,243 participants, and will be sustained in the future.

Centre of Integrated Law Enforcement (Sentra GAKKUMDU) for a democratic and trustable parallel regional election.

Parallel regional election was done on December 9th, 2015, in 264 areas which period of duty will end in June 2016.

The establishment of Sentra GAKKUMDU was to deliver a professional, proportional and impartial legal administering for any

infringement in regional election as one of the efforts to ensure a democratic process during the parallel regional election so that it will give the result of first-rate officials whom are fit and proper to lead his/her region.

7. On October 8th, 2015, Attorney Service together with Election Supervisory Bureau and R.I Police Force have signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Sentra GAKKUMDU that was expected to be the hub to coalesce the perception and pattern in administering the infringement of law during election.

Adhyaksa Monitoring Centre (AMC) to amplify the catchphrase of “no shelter for criminal”.

AMC has been operating as


a facility for confinement of Attorney Service fugitives.

8. 2015 achievement of AMC in facilitating the confinement / support for imprisonment to suspects, accused or convicts was 86 fugitives.

State Attorney to uphold the honour of government.

The presence of State Attorney as stipulated in article 30 Legislation No. 16/2014 on R.I Attorney General Office has the strategic role to represent the state’s objective by Power of Attorney, and to perform functions related to legal assistance, services, considerations, law enforcement and others legal acts, as well as the recovery and restoration of state’s treasury.

R.I Attorney General Office recovered and restored state’s treasury of IDR 583,654,885,433 (Five Hundred Eighty Three Billion Six Hundred Fifty Four Million Eight Hundred Eighty Five Thousand Four Hundred Thirty Three Rupiah), whereas the number at Provincial Attorney Services and District Attorney Services throughout Indonesia was IDR 567,759,752,586.84 (Five Hundred Sixty Seven Billion Seven Hundred Fifty Nine Million Seven Hundred Fifty Two Thousand Five Hundred Eighty Six Rupiah Eighty Four Cents).

9. Another strategic point of State Attorney is the commitment to the success of parallel regional election by representing the Regional Election Commission (KPUD). State Attorney also functioned in the Team of Aide, Governance Security and State Development and/or Team of Aide, Governance Security and Regional Development (TP4P/TP4D) by assisting the efforts for development effort from the start to end to hasten budget disbursement and accelerate the national development.

Optimize budget disbursement to maintain Unqualified Opinion.

In financial management, R.I Attorney General Office makes compliance as top priority to meet the standard set by Financial Audit Board (BPK), with the objective to maintain Unqualified Opinion (WTP) that was obtained by R.I Attorney General Office in its 2014 financial report.

2015 budget disbursement was IDR 4.554.101.078.184 (Four Trillion Five Hundred Fifty Four Billion One Hundred and One Million and Seventy Eight Thousand One Hundred Eighty Four Rupiah) or 89,86 %.

Up to December 29th, 2015, R.I Attorney General Office realization of Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) was IDR

704,674,783,420 (Seven Hundred and Four Billion Six Hundred Seventy Four Million Seven Hundred Eighty Three Thousand Four Hundred Twenty Rupiah) from the targeted IDR 160,881,963.000 (One Hundred Sixty Billion Eight Hundred Eighty One Million Nine Hundred Sixty Three Thousand Rupiah) or equal to 438%.

2015 R.I Attorney General Office working performance with budget ceiling of IDR 5,067,708,915.000 (Five Trillion and Sixty Seven Billion Seven Hundred and Eight Million Nine Hundred Fifteen Thousand Rupiah) have been implemented within 8 (eight) programmes of R.I Attorney General Office in 2015 that as proper to the duties and functions of the six divisions (Development, Intelligence, General Crimes, Special Crimes, Civil and State Administrative, and Supervision) and 1 (one) Education and Training Bureau.

It must be admitted that there are still numerous tasks to handle that require incessant treatment. Nevertheless, R.I Attorney General Office is still confident in preserving justice for the people’s prosperity as the national intent.


CHAPTER IIATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE

AT A GLANCE

ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE AT A GLANCE

• To conduct prosecutions;• To enforce judicial orders and decisions of final and conclusive effect;• To conduct supervision of those serving conditional sentence, placed under

supervision orders, or released on parole ;• To investigate certain types of suspected crime as stipulated by law;• To complete certain types of case files, and for such purposes to conduct additional

investigations prior to the forwarding of such files to the court, in manners of practices conduct throught coordination with investigator(s).

• Improving the public’s awarness of the law;• Upholding law enforcement policies;• Oversight circulation of printed materials;• Oversight religious beliefs in respect to means that threaten society and the state;• Preventing the misuse and/ or denigration of religion;• Conducting legal research and development in law and statistics on crime.

• The Prosecution Service, based on special authority, may act both at home and abroad for and behalf of the state or goverment

Criminal Sector

Civil and Administra-tive Sector

Public Order andSecurity Sector

R.I Attorney General Office is the government institution that exercises the power of the state specifically in the prosecutorial

power. As an institution with the authority in law enforcement and justice, the Attorney Service has a wider core duties and powers, from investigation on special crimes up to execution of court legal sentences. These are added by the duties to upkeep public order and stability, and supervision on religious and traditional beliefs which might be a threat to the state and the general public where Attorney Service has been leading the Controlling Bureau for Religious And Communal Beliefs Movements (Pengendalian Aliran Kepercayaan Masyarakat/PAKEM).

2.1 ATTORNEY SERVICE DUTIES AN RESPONSIBILITIES

With numerous duties apply for the legal field, Attorney Service as one of the law enforcement institute is demanded to perform more roles in law enforcement that is free from corruption, collusion and nepotism, the upholding of legal supremacy, the protection of the public interest, as well as the preservation of human rights.

Referring to Legislation No. 16/2014, R.I Attorney General Office as a government institution exercising the prosecutorial power of the state must be independent in performing the functions, duties and powers, unbounded to any influence, either from the governing power or other parties (article 2 paragraph (2) Legislation No. 16/2004) in order to guarantee the professional service of the Attorneys. The order is directing the Attorney General duties and powers as stipulated in article 30.

2.2. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

The issue of The Republic of Indonesia Presidential Order No. 38/2010 on The


Organization and Management of R.I Attorney General Office has mandated R.I Attorney General Office to perform the duties on revised organizational structure based on R.I Attorney General Directive No: 006/A/JA/03/2014 amendment on R.I Attorney General Directive No: 009/A/JA/01/2011 on The Organization and Management of R.I Attorney General Office.

R.I Attorney General Office is a massive institution from the organizational view point. The working coverage is not bounded to R.I Attorney General Office at the central level of the state government, but also

encompassing the regional levels with Provincial, District and Sub-District Attorney Services (KEJATI, KEJARI and Cabang KEJARI). At the central level, the Attorney General is assisted by a Deputy Attorney General and six Junior Attorney Generals, as well as one Education and Training Bureau which function was advanced from ‘Centre’ into ‘Bureau’ in 2012. Below is the organizational structure of Attorney Service in reference to the Presidential Order No. 38/2010 on R.I Attorney General Office Organization and Mechanism.

Republic of Indonesia Attorney Service Chart of Organization Structure


The Attorney General

The Deputy

Attorney General

Leader and highest office holder in the Prosecution Service, and is responsible for directing and controlling the implementation of the duties and powers of the Attorney Service.

Has the duties and powers to assist the Attorney General in the implementation of his duties and to represent the Attorney General should the Attorney General be unavailable of service, as well as such other duties as assigned by the Attorney General.

The Junior Attorney General Develop-ment

Has the duties to conduct planning, infrastructure and facilities develop-ment, orga-nizational and admin-istrative procedures, human re-sources and financial ad-ministration, management of state as-sets, provi-sion of legal opinions, preparation of legisla-tion and regulations, overseas collaboration engagement, and provi-sion of other technical services and support.

The Junior Attorney General Intelli-gence

Has investi-gative, secu-rity and sup-port duties concerned with the prevention of crime so as to support law enforcement of a preven-tive or coer-cive nature in the areas of ideol-ogy, politics, economics, finance, socio-cultur-al, defense and security; imposing travel bans, and helping to uphold public order and security.

The Junior Attorney General General Crimes

Has the duties and powers in the management of gen-eral crimes encompass-ing pre-prosecution, additional investigation, prosecution, appeal, and enforcement of judicial orders and decisions of final and con-clusive effect; examination and supervi-sion of of those serving conditional sentence, placed under supervision orders, or released on parole, and other legal actions.

The Junior Attorney General Special Crimes

Has the duties and powers in the management of general crimes that are governed by special criminal pro-cedures en-compassing investigation, examination, pre-pros-ecution, additional investigation, prosecution, appeal, and enforcement of judicial orders and decisions of final and con-clusive effect; examination and supervi-sion of of those serving conditional sentence, placed under supervision orders, or released on parole, and other legal actions.

The Junior Attorney General Civil and Adminis-trative

Has the duties and powers in the man-agement of civil, and state administrative and constitu-tional cases encompassing law enforce-ment, state attorneys, provision of legal advice and other legal actions to the state and government including state institutions/agencies, central and local govern-ment institu-tions/agencies, and state and region-ally owned enterprises, in order to the safeguarding and recovery of state assets, preservation of government authority, and provision of legal services to the public.

The Junior Attorney General Supervi-sion

Has the duties and powers in the management of of effec-tive internal supervision through planning, implemen-tation and controlling the imple-mentation of Attorney Ser-vice internal performance and financial supervi-sion, and implement supervision on particular purposes as assigned by the Attorney General in ac-cordance to the laws and regulations in effect.

Educa-tion and Training Bureau

The bureau is the subor-dinate of R.I Attorney General Of-fice with di-rect respon-sibility under the Attorney General. The scope of work is to conduct training and mental im-provement to expand professional capacity, integrity and discipline in the environ-ment of Attorney Service.


J. Provincial and District Attorney Services

These Provincial and District Attorney Services have the obligations to control performance of duties and powers of the Attorney Office in each of the jurisdiction area. The scope of work is comprised of law enforcement by means of both preventive and repressive legal acts in each of the jurisdiction area. Provincial Attorney Services are directly responsible to the Attorney General, while District Attorney Offices are directly responsible to the Head of Provincial Attorney Services in each of the jurisdiction area.

J.1 Provincial Attorney Service

As proper to R.I Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No: 009/A/JA/01/2011, Provincial Attorney Services are seated in the provincial town, with jurisdiction encompassing the whole area of the province. At present, there are 31 numbers of Provincial Attorney Services based on 2013 R.I Attorney General Office Annual Report.

Provincial Attorney Services is led by one Head of Provincial Attorney Services whom is assisted by one Deputy to the Head of Provincial Attorney Services and a number of assistants as well as coordinators. Based on the aforementioned PERJA, Provincial Attorney Services has the following eight functions:

a. Formulation of policies for implementation and technical, provision of guidance and improvement as well as validation of permit as proper to the field of duties on the ground of Regulations for National Legislations and policies issued by Attorney General;

b. Management and implementation for the establishment of infrastructures and facilities, improvement within the aspects of management, administrative, organizational, procedural and implementation of state’s wealth under its jurisdiction area;

c. Performing law enforcement against any violation of criminal law by means of both preventive and repressive legal acts on an unprejudiced ground;

d. Provision of assistance for judicial intelligence for public order and stability, legal assistances, considerations and service, law enforcement in civil and state administrative, as well as other legal acts and related duties for legal assurance, and the preservation of legislation and policies as resolved by Attorney General;

e. Placement of a suspect or convict in a health or mental institution or other proper establishment in reference to the Judge’s order due to the defendant’s inability or other threatening circumstances that may endanger others, the surroundings, or self;

f. Provision of legal considerations to state and government institutions, National and/or Regional State’s Owned Enterprises (Badan Usaha Milik Negara/BUMN dan/atau Badan Usaha Milik Negara Daerah/BUMD) in the formulation of Regulations for National Legislations and raising the public legal awareness;

g. Coordination, provision of technical guidance and directions, either within or with the associated institution for the implementation of the duties and functions on the ground of Regulations for National Legislations and policies issued by Attorney General;

h. Management of data and crime statistic, applying and developing information technology in the Provincial Attorney Service.

J.2 District Attorney Services

District Attorney Services are seated in the regency town, with jurisdiction encompassing the regency or town. There are 402 District Attorney Services


throughout Indonesia.

District Attorney Service is led by one Head of District Attorney Service whom in performing the duties is being assisted by a number of assistants and coordinators. Functions and duties of District Attorney Service are as follow:

a. Formulation of policies for implementation and technical in the form of provision of guidance and improvement as well as validation of permit as proper to the field of duties;

b. Implementation for the establishment of infrastructures and facilities, improvement within the aspects of management, administrative, organizational, procedural and implementation of state’s wealth under its jurisdiction area;

c. To perform and control the implementation of law enforcement against any violation of criminal law by means of both preventive and repressive legal acts on an unprejudiced ground, implementation of judicial intelligence for public order and stability, provision of legal assistances, considerations

and service, law enforcement in civil and state administrative, as well as other legal acts and related duties for legal assurance, endorsement of state’s authority, and recovery of state’s wealth on the ground of Regulations for National Legislations and policies issued by Attorney General;

d. Placement of a suspect or convict in a health or mental institution or other proper establishment in reference to the Judge’s order due to the defendant’s inability or other threatening circumstances that may endanger others, the surroundings, or self;

e. Provision of legal considerations to state and government institutions, National and/or Regional State’s Owned Enterprises (Badan Usaha Milik Negara/BUMN dan/atau Badan Usaha Milik Negara Daerah/BUMD) in each jurisdiction area, formulation of Regulations for National Legislations and raising the public legal awareness;

f. Coordination, provision of technical guidance and directions, either within or with the associated institution for performance of duties.


2.3. LEADERSHIP PROFILES

Name : HM. PRASETYO, S.H.Place/Date of Birth : Tuban, May, 9th, 1946Religion : Islam

Formal EducationSarjana Hukum, 1971

In-Service1. Prosecutorial Education and Training (1974)2. Type A Advancement Course on Pancasila

Principle Comprehension and Deeds (Pedoman Penghayatan dan Pengamalan Pancasila/P4) at Province Level, Papua (1979)

3. Advancement Course on Intelligence for Head of Intelligence Section at Province Attorney Offices and District Attorney Offices (1981)

4. Prosecutorial Technical Training (1986)5. National Defense Course (1991)6. Strategic Investigation Intelligence Training

(1992)7. Policy Analysis (1994)8. SESPANAS (1995)9. Military Basic Training (PEPELRADA I) (1996)10. Reserve Officer Training Course (1998)11. LEMHANAS (1998)

Organizations :1. The Republic of Indonesia Corps of Civil

Servant (KORPRI), 1973-20082. Member of Advisory Council for the Central

Executive Board, National Democrat Civil Organization, 2011-2014

3. Member of Council, National Democrat Party, 2013-2014

Various merits have been obtained by the man born in Tuban, Central Java, who commenced his career at echelon III as the

Head of Kotabumi District Attorney Office, Lampung,

Assistant to the Section of Intelligence West Sumatera Provincial Attorney Office, Head of Kediri District Attorney Office, East Java, Assistant to the Section of Intelligence South Sumatera Provincial Attorney Office, Deputy to the Head of South Kalimantan Provincial Attorney Office, Head of East Nusa Tenggara Provincial Attorney Office, Inspector I at Employees and General Service Directorate, Head of South Sulawesi Provincial Attorney Office, Director of Legal Assistance Execution and Examination under Junior Attorney General General Crime, Junior Attorney General General Crime. On Thursday, November, 20th, 2014, he was inaugurated as The Republic of Indonesia Attorney General by President Joko Widodo.

HM. PRASETYO, S.H.The Republic of Indonesia

Attorney General

PERsONAL DATA


Name : D. ANDHI NIRWANTO, S.H., M.M.

Place/Date of Birth : Kudus, January, 8th, 1956Rank/Grade : Jaksa Utama (IV/e)Service No. : 19560108 198103 1 004Registry No. : 6815612Religion : Islam

Education Formal:1. S1, 19792. S2, 19983. S3, 2015

In-Service:1. Prosecutorial Training (1988)2. Basic Intelligence Training (1990)3. Smuggling Crimes Training (1991)4. Corruption Crimes Training (1992)5. SPADYA (1992)6. Subversive Crimes Training (1993)7. SPAMEN (1999)8. Leadership I Training (2007)

Merits Achieved:SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA XXX presented by R.I President, 2011

The man born in Kudus, January, 8th, 1956, started in 1981 as District Attorney at Wonogiri District Attorney Office.

The currently Grand Attorney (Rank IV/e) had held

the position of Head of Intelligence Section at Palangkaraya District Attorney Office prior to his position as Head of General Crimes Section at Demak District Attorney Office and Head of Special Crimes Section at North Jakarta District Attorney Office.

D. Andhi Nirwanto had held the position as Head of District Attorney Offices in Maros and Centre Jakarta.

This Senior Attorney had held the position of Assistant Supervision at West Java Provincial Attorney Office and twice as the Head of Section at R.I Attorney General Office, also Deputy of Head of West Sumatera Provincial Attorney Office, and South Kalimantan Provincial Attorney Office. He had been assigned as Director of Law Enforcement

D. ANDHI NIRWANTO, S.H., M.M.

R.I Deputy of Attorney General

Execution & Examination under Junior Attorney General Special Crimes and Inspector for General Supervision under Junior Attorney General Supervision, as well as Head of Provincial Attorney Offices in East Kalimantan and DKI Jakarta.

Prior to serving the position as Junior Attorney General Special Crime, D. Andhi Nirwanto held the position of Secretary to the Junior Attorney General Special Crime. These days, the Attorney whose hobby is tennis holds the position as RI Deputy of Attorney General.

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Name : Dr. BAMBANG WALUYOPlace/Date of Birth : Magetan, July, 12th, 1958Rank/Grade : Jaksa Utama (IV/e)Service No. : 19580712 198303 1 001Registry No. : 6835810Religion : Islam

Education Formal: 1. Sarjana Hukum, 19822. Magister Hukum, 20023. Doktor, 2015.

In-Service:1. Law Research (1983)2. Prosecutorial Training (1989)3. Workload Analysis (1990)4. Smuggling Crimes Training (1991)5. SPADYA (1994)6. SPAMEN (1997)7. Leadership II Training (2011)8. LEMHANAS (2013)

Merits Achieved:1. SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA X presented

by R.I President, 19982. SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA XX presented

by R.I President, 20033. SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA XXX

presented by R.I President, 2013

The man born in Magetan, July, 12th, 1958 initiated his career at Echelon III as Head of Report and Distribution Section at

the Ministry of Law Centre of Law Outreach, Head of

Research Section at the Ministry of Law Centre of Law Outreach, General Assistant R.I Attorney General at General Affairs Bureau R.I Attorney General Office, Head of Education And Training Bureau Kepala, Head of Human Resource Bureau R.I Attorney General Office, Head of Gorontalo District Attorney Office, Director of Law Enforcement Execution & Examination General Crimes Division, Head of Research and Development, Head of Centre Java Provincial Attorney Office, Head of Bureau of Education and Training R.I Attorney General Office. In 2013, he was appointed as Junior Attorney General Development.

Dr. BAMBANG WALUYOJunior Attorney General

Development

PERsONAL DATA


Name : Dr. M. Adi Toegarisman.Place/Date of Birth : Bangkalan, February 28th,

1960.Rank/Grade : Jaksa Utama (IV/e)Service No. : 19600228 198803 1 001Registry No. : 6886090Religion : Islam.

Formal Education 1. Sarjana Hukum, 1986.2. Magister Hukum, 2001.3. Doktor Ilmu Hukum, 2014.

In-Service1. Refresher Course in Permanent Performance

Control (1989)2. Education and Training for Attorney

Character Building (1992)3. Basic Intelligence Training (1995)4. SPAMA (1999)5. Civil Dispute Resolution (2001)6. Preparatory Course on Copyright Law (2001)7. Seminar on Banking and Financial

Delinquency (2001)8. Seminar on Environmental Law (2002)9. Panel Discussion on Legal Supremacy (2002)

Merits Achieved:1. SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA X, presented

by R.I President in 2002.2. SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA XX,

presented by R.I President in 2009.

The man born in Padang, February 28th, 1960, commenced his career in echelon III as the Head of Greater Sumbawa District

Attorney Service, Head of Klaten District Attorney

Service, Special Assistant for Criminal Case Yogyakarta Provincial Attorney Services, Head of Jambi District Attorney Service, Head of Sub-Directorate Controlling Bureau for Religious And Communal Beliefs Movements (PAKEM) under Junior Attorney General Intelligence, Assistant for Intelligence at DKI Jakarta Provincial Attorney Services, Evaluator at R.I Attorney General Office, Deputy to the Head of West Java Provincial Attorney Services, Head of Riau Islands Provincial Attorney Services, Head of Centre for Legal Outreach, Director of Examination under Junior Attorney General Special Crimes, Head of DKI Jakarta Provincial Attorney Services, and was assigned as Junior Attorney General for the Intelligence Division in 2015.

Dr. M. ADI TOEGARISMANJunior Attorney General

Intelligence Division

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Name : Dr. NUR ROCHMAD, S.H., M.H.

Place/Date of Birth : Jepara, March, 21st, 1959Rank/Grade : Jaksa Utama (IV/e)Service No. : 19590321 198403 1 001Registry No. : 6845920Religion : Islam

Formal Education1. Sarjana Hukum, 19832. Magister Hukum, 20013. Doktor, 2009

In-Service1. Prosecutorial Education and Training (1986)2. Strategic Investigation Intelligence Training

(1987)3. Investigation Specialist Training (1992)4. Corruption Crime Specialist Training (1994)5. Civil and State Administrative Law (1993)6. Education in Counterterrorism, USA (2004)7. SPAMA (1995)8. SPAMEN (2003)9. SPATI (2009)10. LEMHANAS (2013)

Merits Achieved: SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA X, presented by R.I President, 2009

The man born in Jepara, March, 21st, 1959, commenced his career at echelon III as the Head of Administrative

Bureau East Java Provincial Attorney Service, Head of

Negara Bali District Attorney Service, Head of Internal Section General Bureau, Head of Bandung District Attorney Service in West Java, Assistant in Intelligence Section East Java Provincial Attorney Service, Assistant in General Crimes Section DKI Jakarta Provincial Attorney Service, Head of Sub-Directorate State Security Public Orderliness and Other General Crime Directorate of Prosecution at Junior Attorney General General Crime, Evaluator at Junior Attorney General Special Crime, Deputy to the Head of DKI Jakarta Provincial Attorney Services, Head of Gorontalo Provincial Attorney Services, Head of Centre for Legal Outreach, Head of

Dr. NUR ROCHMAD, S.H., M.H.Junior Attorney General General

Crimes

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North Sumatera Provincial Attorney Services, Deputy III at Coordinating Ministry of Politics, Legal and Security (KEMENKOPOLHUKAM) in 2013, Junior Attorney General Civil and State Administrative Division in 2014, and was assigned as Junior Attorney General General Crimes Division in 2015.


Name : Dr. ARMINSYAH, S.H., M.SIPlace/Date of Birth : Padang, May, 3rd, 1960Rank/Grade : Jaksa Utama (IV/e)Service No. : 19600503 198002 1 001Registry No. : 4806034Religion : Islam

Formal Education1. Sarjana Hukum, 19882. Magister Kriminologi, 20033. Doktor from UNAIR, 2015.

In-Service1. Prosecutorial Education and Training (1988)2. Smuggling Crimes Training (1993)3. Corruption Crimes Training (1993)4. Strategic Investigation Intelligence Basic

Training (1995)5. Intellectual Property Training (1997)6. SPAMA (1999)7. Leadership II Training (2006)8. Leadership I Training (2014)

Merits Achieved:SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA XX presented by the R.I President, 2011

The man born in Padang, May, 3rd, 1960, commenced his career at echelon III as the Head of Bontang District Attorney Service

in East Kalimantan, Assistant in Intelligence

Section at West Nusa Tenggara Provincial Attorney Service, Head of Cirebon District Attorney Service in West Java, Head of Sub-Directorate State Security and Public Orderliness at R.I Attorney General Office, Assistant in Intelligence Section of West Java Provincial Attorney Service, Special Assistant to RI Attorney General, Director of Examination at Junior Attorney General Special Crimes, Head of Lampung Provincial Attorney Service, Inspector III Supervision, Head of East Java Provincial Attorney Service, Junior Attorney General Intelligence, and was assigned as Junior Attorney General Special Crimes Division in 2015.

Dr. ARMINSYAH, S.H., M.SIJunior Attorney General

Special Crime

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Name : BAMBANG SETYO WAHYUDI, S.H., M.M.

Place/Date of Birth : Kediri, August 26th, 1957.Rank/Grade : Jaksa Utama (IV/e)Service No. : 19570826 198503 1 001Registry No. : 6855756Religion : Islam

Formal Education1. Sarjana Hukum, 19832. Magister Manajemen, 2000

In-Service1. Basic Intelligence Training (1987)2. Education and Training for Attorney

Character Building (1988)3. Special Training in Corruption Crimes (1992)4. Technical Education and Training in General

Special, Civil and State Administrative Crimes (1996)

5. SPAMA (1998)6. Leadership II (2003)7. Leadership I (2013)

Merits Achieved: 1. SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA X, presented

by R.I President in 1999.2. SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA XX, presented

by R.I President in 2008.3. SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA XXX,

presented by R.I President in 2015.

The man born in Kediri, August 26th, 1957, commenced his career in echelon III as the Head of Barabai District

Attorney Service in South Kalimantan, Junior Inspector

of Intelligence and Special Crimes at the Junior Attorney General Supervision, Head of Sub-Directorate Other Special Crimes at the Directorate of Examination Junior Attorney General Special Crimes R.I Attorney General Office, Head of Bojonegoro District Attorney Service, Assistant in Supervision at West Java Provincial Attorney Services, Deputy to the Head of Riau Islands Provincial Attorney Services, Deputy to the Head of North Sumatera Provincial Attorney Services, Head of South East Sulawesi Provincial Attorney Services, Director of Civil Crime at Junior Attorney General Civil and State Administrative, Head of North Sumatera Provincial Attorney Services, Secretary to Junior Attorney General Civil and State Administrative and was assigned as Junior Attorney General Civil and State Administrative in 2015.

BAMBANG SETYO WAHYUDI, S.H., M.M.

Junior Attorney General Civil and State Administrative Division

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Name : Prof. Dr. R WIDYO PRAMONO, S.H., M.M., M.Hum.

Place/Date of Birth : Nganjuk, August, 7th, 1957Rank/Grade : Jaksa Utama (IV/e)Service No. : 19570807 198503 1 001Registry No. : 6855759Religion : Islam

Education Formal:1. Sarjana Hukum, 19842. Magister Manajemen, 20013. Magister Hukum, 20084. Doktor, 20125. Professor, 2015

In-Service:1. Prosecutorial Training (1988)2. Strategic Investigation Intelligence Training

(1990)3. Subversive Crimes Training (1993)4. Law Research (1993)5. P.4 Type A (1994)6. Civil and State Administrative (1995)7. Intellectual Properties (1997)8. SPAMA (1999)9. Leadership II Training (2002)10. LEMHANNAS (2012)

Merits Achieved: 1. “ADHYA SASTRA KARYA ADHYAKSA“,

presented by R.I Attorney General in Science Writing Competition, 1988;

2. “SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA X“, presented by R.I President, 1997;

3. “SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA XX“, presented by R.I President, 2005;

4. “SIDHAKARYA 2011“ presented by R.I Attorney General for East Java Provincial Attorney Office as Second Best Provincial Attorney Office in Indonesia, July, 22nd, 2011;

5. Best Graduate UNS, presented by the Rector of University Sebelas Maret Surakarta, March, 10th, 2013.

The man born in Nganjuk, August 7th, 1957, commenced his career as an Attorney at South Jakarta District

Attorney Service, DKI Jakarta Provincial Attorney

Service, Centre for Education and Training R.I Attorney General Office, Head of Administrative Department under Junior Attorney General General Crime, Solicitor Attaché for R.I Embassy in Thailand, Bangkok, Head of Sukabumi District Attorney Service, Head of International Legal Cooperation Attorney General Office, Special Assistant to R.I Attorney General, Head of General Affairs Department Attorney General Office, Head of Papua Provincial Attorney Service, Inspector IV under Junior Attorney General Supervision, Head of Central Java Provincial Attorney Service, Secretary to Junior Attorney General General Crime, Expert Staff under Division of General Crime to R.I Attorney General, Junior Attorney General Special Crime, and was assigned as Junior Attorney General Supervision on October 28th, 2015.

Prof. Dr. R WIDYO PRAMONO, S.H., M.M., M.Hum.

Ad interim Junior Attorney General Supervision

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Name : MUHAMMAD SALIM, S.H., M.H.

Place/Date of Birth : Klaten, November, 28th, 1956

Rank/Grade : Jaksa Utama (IV/e)Service No. : 19561128 198603 1 003Registry No. : 6865636Religion : Islam

Education Formal:1. Sarjana Hukum from UGM, 19852. Magister Hukum, 2004

In-Service:1. Prosecutorial Training (1989)2. Smuggling Crimes Training (1991)3. Administration of Civil and General Affairs

Cases (1993)4. SPAMA (1997)5. Leadership II Training (2002)6. Leadership I Training (2013)

Merits Achieved:SATYA LENCANA KARYA SATYA X presented by R.I President, 2009

The man born in Klaten, November, 28th, 1956, commenced his career at echelon III as Head of Section for Program

Arrangement, Report and Evaluation under Junior

Attorney General Intelligence, Head of Tanjung Perak District Attorney Service, East Java, Head of Sub-Directorate Security and Public Orderliness, Head of North Jakarta District Attorney Service, Special Assistant to R.I Attorney General and Deputy to Head of Central Java Provincial Attorney Service, Director of Examination, Expert Staff, Head of Centre for Research and Development, Head of Legal and International Cooperation Bureau, Head of West Nusa Tenggara Provincial Attorney Service, Head of East Kalimantan Provincial Attorney Service, Secretary at Education and Training Bureau, and in 2014 was assigned as Head of Education and Training Bureau R.I Attorney General Office.

MUHAMMAD SALIM, S.H., M.H.Head of Education And Training

Bureau

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CHAPTER IIIbUREAUCRATIC REFORM

BUREAUCRATIC REFORM

In general, 2010-2014 R.I Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform performance has been founded on R.I Attorney General Order No: KEP-066/A/JA/04/2012 on Validation of Document on Conception and Road Map of 2010-2014 R.I Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform. Achievement in R.I

Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform can be observed from the result from 2013 R.I Attorney General Office Self-Assessment Implementation of Reforms Program (Penilaian Mandiri Pelaksanaan Reformasi Birokrasi/PMPRB) that reached 70.33%. The percentage implies that Attorney Office has shown inclination towards improvement and/or has met most of the relevant priority targets.

Acknowledgement to the achievement of R.I

Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform was proven from Unqualified Opinion (Wajar Tanpa Pengecualian/WTP) from R.I Financial Audit Board (BPK) for Attorney Office Financial Report in 2014 and 2014, and in 2012, R.I Attorney General Office has gained 8th place for website management from State Secretariat. From the aspect of transparency in public information, in 2010 Central Committee for Information placed R.I Attorney General Office at number 8 amongst 10 public institutions, and R.I Attorney General Office was promoted to number 5 in 2013.

The following paragraphs will give detailed description of R.I Attorney General Office achievement in the 8 (eight) areas of changes:

1. Management Reform

Management Reform was one of driving engine for the changes in R.I Attorney General Office that enables the organization to adapt to the targeted aims; one of which is to change the paradigm from ‘to be served’

into ‘to serve’. Some achievements in this area of change are:

1) Establishment of Management Reform Team by R.I Attorney General Decree No.: KEP-051/A/JA/05/2009 on The Establishment of R.I Attorney General Office Management Reform Team that was followed by:

Impelling the implementation of Bureaucratic Reform in R.I Attorney General Office.

Conducted outreach program for Bureaucratic Reform in 2011-2012 and Internalize R.I Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform at every Provincial Attorney Services throughout Indonesia during 2010-2014 through a series of socialization of Bureaucratic Reform program that was not limited to R.I Attorney General Office but also to all 31 (thirty one) Provincial Attorney Services in Indonesia.

Conducted meeting/discussion Management Reform Team to discuss the Bureaucratic Reform program implementation in R.I Attorney General Office that was led by Deputy to Attorney General as Head of the Directional Team for R.I Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform.

2) Organized Attorney Service employees performance allowance based on position ranks.

3) Established R.I Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform and Evaluation Management Team through the Deputy Attorney General Decree No.: KEP-I-001/B/ WJA/01/2012 dated January 31st, 2013 on Establishment of R.I Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform and Evaluation Management Team in 2012, to implement 2013-2014 program monitoring and evaluation, that was followed by the activity of Monitoring and Evaluation for Bureaucratic Reform implementation at 20 (twenty) Provincial Attorney Services.

Developed R.I Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform communication strategy through:

Document on Management Reform Strategy as proper to Minister for The Empowerment of State Apparaturs and Bureaucratic


Reform (Menpan-RB) Regulation No.: 53/2011 on Guidelines for Bureaucratic Reform Quality Assurance and Monitoring and Evaluation. The document contained strategic plan, action plan, methodology, and monitoring and evaluation for implementation of Bureaucratic Reform in R.I Attorney General Office.

4) Document of 2014 R.I Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform Communication Strategy.

5) Validation of R.I Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No.: PER-011/A/JA/01/2010 on 2010-2014 R.I Attorney General Office Strategic Plan. Validation of technical guidance for the implementation of Government Regulation

No.: 53/2010 on Regulation for Discipline of Civil Servant through:

PERJA No.: PER-014/A/JA/11/2012 on Attorney Code of Conduct.

PERJA No.: PER-066/A/JA/07/2007 on Minimum Professional Standard for Attorney.

R.I Attorney General Office regarded Attorney Conduct to become institutional representative to the Attorney Service. Therefore, Attorney Conduct will greatly affecting the public perception to R.I Attorney General Office in general.

6) Participated in Education and Training for the Filling of PMPRB held by Menpan-RB

7) Conducted 2012 Workshop Envisioning and Reform Management for R.I Attorney General Office echelon I and II officials, with the objective to improved commitment in performing changes/reform and behavioural changes.

8) Conducted coordination with the Ministry for The Empowerment of State Apparaturs and Bureaucratic Reform (Kementerian PAN dan RB), The National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS) and Supreme Court for the implementation of Bureaucratic Reform.

9) Collaborated with the team from Kementerian PAN dan RB, National Civil Service Agency (BKN) and Ministry of Finance to validate the grading performance allowance for R.I Attorney General Office employees.

10) Participated in meetings at other institutions at both central and regional level for the implementation of Bureaucratic Reform.

2. Management of Regulations for National Legislations.

R.I Attorney General Office achievement in this area of change was directed to increasing effectiveness in management of regulations for national legislations as released by R.I Attorney General Office. Some achievements in this area of change are:

1) Mapping of Attorney Service internal regulations for national

legislations through implementation of Information of Legal Document Network (Jaringan Dokumen Informasi Hukum/JDIH) on R.I Attorney General Office Information Management System (SIMKARI).

2) Formulation of research design using the method of Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA).

3) Established Technical Team for Regulation and Deregulation for National Legislation on R.I Attorney General Office that is comprised of International Relation and Legal Bureau at Junior Attorney General Development with R.I Attorney General Office Bureaucratic Reform Assistance Team.

4) Validation of PERJA No.: PER-008/A/JA/05/2013 on Arrangement Method for R.I Attorney General Office Regulations.

5) Documentation of Summary on R.I Attorney General Office Regulation for Human Resources.


6) Creation of bibliography for Regulation for National Legislation on Attorney Service.

7) Launched information technology based data centre for regulation of national legislation that can be accessed by public through an available canal at the website www.kejaksaan.go.id.

8) Developed online based data centre for R.I Attorney General Office Regulations that enable every member of R.I Attorney Service to access any regulations from anywhere.

3. Organizational Strengthening and Management

The program has the objective to proportionally increase the organizational efficiency and effectiveness of Attorney Service as proper to the requirements for each professional performance that will form the Attorney Service into an organization with the correct functions and right sizing. Some achievements in this area of change are:

1) Conducted 2009 Performance Evaluation to understand the objective condition of R.I Attorney General Office as related to the application of a number of principles. Furthermore, the program has the function to evaluate the achievement

of the organizational performance as well as regulations for national legislation as related to the organization of the Attorney Service. The program appraisal points are:

Organizational Aspect;

Leadership Aspect;

Performance Planning Aspect;

Human Resources Management Aspect;

Budgeting Aspect;

Management Information on Evaluation, Analysis and Performance Aspect;

Management of Process Aspect;

2) Initiation of 2025 R.I Attorney General Office Profile that was organized through the means of in-depth process and study, including literature study, field study, overseas comparative study and focus group discussion since August, 2008. The 2025 R.I Attorney General Office Profile will become a guideline document depicting future condition of R.I Attorney General Office, with some contents as follow:

Analysis on challenges and the root causes that have been met by Attorney Service at present times.

Technical recommendation to solve the challenges, strategic activities and working stages as well as time line of implementation to reach the solutions.

Practical and applicable indicators to measure achievements from the implementation of recommendation and terms of reference.

3) Organizing the document on R.I Attorney General Office blue print that is to be based on 2009 Performance Evaluation Results and 2025 Attorney Service Profile. The document is expected to enable identification and gap analysis between current conditions and future requirements from a systemic and guided planning that is to be implemented on a certain roadmap.

4) Conducted position analysis, evaluation and remuneration through the assistance of Hay Group, an independent consultant. A Special Team comprised of Consultant team and R.I Attorney General Office team has also done the workload analysis through visits to a number of Provincial, District and Sub-District Attorney Services in sample data target areas.

5) Validation of Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No.: PER-009/JA/A/01/2011 on R.I Attorney General Office Organization and Management, underlining R.I Attorney General Office management based on principle of the correct functions and


right sizing that focused on optimized main functions and other functions as required by means of a more distinguished arrangement of powers. By the said regulation, Attorney Service has omitted 3,731 positions including omission of technical positions at both echelon IV in the central and echelon V in regional level.

6) Establishment of Government Goods and Service Procurement Facility Unit (ULP) and e-Procurement Facility (LPSE) for Attorney Service by PERJA No.: PER-001/A/JA/01/2014 on Government Goods and Service Procurement Facility Unit (ULP) for Attorney Service and

PERJA No.: PER-002/A/JA/01/2014 on R.I Attorney General Office e-Procurement Facility (LPSE). Those were being followed up by preparation for the implementation of e-Procurement by means of:Training for ULP working group.

Training for Commitment Authorization Officers (PPK)

Training for service providers and/or vendors.

Preparation of the infrastructure for e-Procurement

7) Establishment of Centre for Asset Recovery through PERJA No.: PER-006/A/JA/3/2014 on Amendment for PERJA No.: PER-009/A/JA/01/2011 on R.I Attorney General Office Organization and Management. Those are the efforts from R.I Attorney General Office side to manage and anticipate the development in the management and closure of asset related cases, where Attorney Service must perform effective, efficient, transparent and accountable early actions for asset recovery and restoration in order to reinstate unlawful appropriation of asset to the victims or the State.

8) Formation of new District Attorney Services working units and scaling up of Sub-District Attorney Services into District Attorney Services to adjust to regional government and deliver direct public service. A number of Solicitor Attachés in overseas were also assigned as R.I Attorney General Office effort to explicate the endorsement to R.I Embassies.

4. Procedure and Operation Management

The program objective is to improve efficiency and effectiveness of the performance system, process and procedures at each Attorney Service working units that will be more definite and measured. Some achievements in this area of change are:

1) Mapping of business process in R.I Attorney General Office that was followed by mapping of Key Performance Indicators (Indikator Kerja

Utama/IKU) and as the basic for the formulation on Assessor Instrument for Unit Performance (Instrumen Penilaian Kinerja Unit/IPKU).

2) Creation of Standard Operational Procedure (SOP) for each division and/or working unit, as follow:

Validation of Attorney General Regulation on SOP for Inter-Division Collaboration for Cases Management in R.I Attorney General Office.

Validation of PERJA No.: PER-010/A/JA/09/2012 on SOP for Junior Attorney General Development.

Validation of PERJA No.: PER-037/A/JA/09/2011 on SOP for R.I Attorney General Office Intelligence, and Validation of PERJA No.: PER-024/A/JA/08/2014 on R.I Attorney General Office Administrative for Intelligence.

Validation of PERJA No.: PER-039/A/JA/10/2010 on Administrative and Technical Management in Special Crime Case Disposal that was amended by PERJA No.: PER-017/A/JA/07/2014.


Validation of PERJA No.: PER-036/A/JA/09/2011 on SOP for The Management of General Crime Cases.

Validation of PERJA No.: PER- 040/A/JA/10/2010 on SOP for Civil and State Administrative Performance of Duties, Functions and Powers, and validation of PERJA No.: PER-018/A/JA/07/2014 on SOP for Junior Attorney General Civil and State Administrative.

Validation of PERJA No.: PER-010/A/JA/10/2014 on SOP for Asset Tracing.

3) Validation of PERJA No.: PER-046/A/JA/12/2011 on SOP R.I Attorney General Office Integrated Case Management System.

Formulation of standard working mechanism:

Validation of PERJA No.: PER-020/A/JA/08/2014 on Guideline for Enactment of Execution of Court Sentenced Swap Funds as stipulated in Legislation No.3/1971 on Eradication of Corruption.

Validation of PERJA No.: PER-027/A/JA/10/2014 on Guideline for Asset Recovery.

4) Validation of PERJA No.: PER-028/A/JA/10/2014 on Guideline for Handling of Corporate Law Subject Correlated Crime Cases.

Creation of the following directives (Juklak) for SOP in budget management and disbursement at each division:

Juklak No.: 02/E/WS.2/10/2011 dated October 13th, 2011, on SOP for Budget Management and Disbursement at Junior Attorney General General Crime.

Juklak No.: 11/F/FJP/11/2011 dated November 18th, 2011, on SOP for Budget Management and Disbursement at Junior Attorney General Special Crime.

Juklak No.: 004/G/GS.2/12/2011 dated December 23rd, 2011, on SOP for Budget Management and Disbursement at Junior Attorney General Civil and State Administrative.

5) Standardized and re-evaluated existing SOPs for all of the divisions/bureau under R.I Attorney General Office to make them compatible with result in the mapping of performance process and new guidelines for creation of SOP as issued by Ministry for The Empowerment of State Apparaturs and Bureaucratic Reform (Kementerian PAN dan RB) in 2012.

5. Systematic Organization of Human Resources Management

The program has the objective to improve the professionalism of Attorney Service human resources, with the consideration that the human resources management aspect is one of the columns for reform in Bureaucratic Reform. Some achievements in this area of change are:

1) Validation of Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No.: 049/A/JA/12/2011 on R.I Attorney General Office Human Resources Career Development.

2) Creation of document on standard for professional competence for the positions at echelon III and II.

3) Compiled document of Echelon II and III competence profile map.

4) Completion of Competence Assessment for echelon III and II officials in collaboration with Assessment Centre as third party.

5) Development of Competence Dictionary and activity of R.I Attorney General Office Competence Assessment that have been participated by officials at echelon II, III, IV, and Functional Attorney.

Competence Assessment is a part of the effort for quality improvement and enhancement of development system for R.I Attorney General Office human resources with the following objectives:

To provide R.I Attorney General Office leaders with the instrument and document for the planning of a relevant, transparent and accountable


human resources empowerment.

To obtain objective results in competence assessment from R.I Attorney General Office officials.

To gain information on a certain position in relation to the assigned official or possible candidates.

To acquire employees profile for the purpose of rearrangement of positions within R.I Attorney General Office.

To do assessment, mapping and composition of Assessor Instruments for Unit Performance (IPKU), Attorney Performance (IPKJ) and Functional Supervision Officials Performance (IPKPPF).

6) Composition of document for Employees Target Performance (SKP) in accordance to the Government Regulation No. 46/2011 on Civil Servant Performance Assessment that has been applied in R.I Attorney General Office since 2014.

7) Conducted screening test Prosecutorial Education and Training (PPPJ) assisted by independent party.

8) Conducted a transparent and accountable recruitment process for R.I Attorney General Office

civil servant candidates by employing facilities of information technology for the following phases:

E-recruitment through the site http://formasi.kejaksaan.go.id/rekrutmen/ for the recruitment and selection process.

Basic Competence Test using Computer Assisted Test (CAT) system.

Subject Competence Test that involved independent consultant.

Assessment through live scanning.

9) R.I Attorney General Office still continue the usage and honing of employment database for employee career advancement. An integrated system supported by a constantly updated employment database will greatly assist the leaders in taking decision related to human resources management from early phase of planning to career advancement.

6. Enhancement in Supervision System

The program objective is to improve the implementation of an incorruptible and free from corruption, collusion and nepotism good governance in R.I Attorney General Office. Some achievements in this area of change are:

1) Issuance of some below proviso to optimize performance in supervision:

R.I Attorney General Decree No.: 255/A/JA/12/2011 on implementation of Government Internal Regulatory System (SPIP) in Attorney Service.

Junior Attorney General Supervision Directive No.: JUKLAK-01/H/Hjw/04/2011 on tentang Technical Method for the Management of Complaint Reports and Administrative Management for Supervision Division.

R.I Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No.: PER- 015/A/JA/2013 on amendment to PERJA No.: PER-02/A/JA/03/2011 on Implementation of Supervisory in Attorney Service.

Guideline for disciplinary sanctions referring to Government Regulation No.: 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline.

2) Organized public complaints database management, and developing the channel for complaints management at Attorney Service website and the application for Complaint Reports at Attorney Service website.

3) Improved performance quality of supervision through:

Training and implementation of SPIP for division under Junior Attorney General Supervision.

Implementation of program for the Enhancement of


Government Internal Affairs Supervision Officials (APIP) in collaboration with the Financial and Development Surveillance Board (BPKP) and Ministry of The Empowerment of State Apparaturs and Bureaucratic Reform (Kemenpan-RB).

Education and training on Supervision.

Conducted Anti-Fraud seminar and workshop R.I Attorney General Office Centre of Research and Development with the objectives to identify potential of fraudulence during the execution of duties and powers at every working unit inside Attorney Service and to formulate the recommendation for the response against the potential of fraudulence.

Auditor basic training for Attorney Service APIP held by R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau participated by APIP from all Provincial Attorney Services, with expected outcome of all functional supervision officials to have basic understanding on financial audit in each

working units.

4) Amplification of APIP role in budget planning assessment.

5) Employment of SPIP as the revision to Permanent Performance Control System that was responded by Attorney Service by establishing SPIP task force. Members of SPIP was trained on standard module from BPKP. The task force is to perform Diagnostic Assessment to see which Attorney Service supervisory system have already well performed and which needs improvement.

6) Quality improvement for reports related to supervision by means of:

Creation of report for Monitoring and Evaluation on Supervision.

Creation of report for data entry of R.I Attorney General Office Complaint Reports.

Creation of report for data entry of Provincial Attorney Services Complaints Reports.

7. Improvement in Performance Accountability

The program objective is to improve R.I Attorney General Office capacity and accountability of performance. Some achievements in this area of change are as follow:

1) Obtained the successive below opinions from R.I Financial Audit Board (BPK) report against R.I Attorney General Office financial reports:

Year 2010: Qualified Opinion (WDP).

Year 2011: Qualified Opinion with Explanatory Paragraph (WTP DPP).

Year 2012: WTP DPP.

Year 2013: Unqualified Opinion (WTP).

Year 2014: WTP.

2) Development of management system for evaluation results on Assessor Instrument for Attorney Performance (IPKJ).

3) Development of Key Performance Indicator (IKU) for all task force inside Assessor Instrument for Unit Performance (Instrumen Penilaian Kinerja Unit/IPKU) and conducted trial test to employ the draft of performance assessor instrument at task force within regional Attorney Service.

4) Analyse the result from trial test on draft of performance assessor instrument connected to Attorney Service human resources management system (recruitment, education and training, promotion, rearrangement of positions and reward and punishment system.


5) Development of unit and individual performance assessor instruments.

6) Quality improvement for performance report by means of:

Development of electronic report (e-report) system.

Performed and developed electronic system for performance report (e-lakip).

7) Organized 2015-2019 Attorney Service Strategic Planning that involved internal and external Attorney Service stakeholders in reference to State Minister for Chairperson of The National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS) Regulation No. 5/ 2014 on Guideline for Arrangement and Analysis of 2015-2019 Strategic Plan at Ministries/Institutions.

8. Advancement of Public Service Quality

The program objective is to improve Attorney Service

quality in public service in accordance to the public needs and expectations. Some achievements in this area of change are:

1) Validation of Attorney General Regulation for standard of service for Attorney Service Public Information as regulated in Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No.: PER-032/A/JA/08/2010 on Attorney Service Public Information Service.

2) Validation of PERJA No.: PER- 011/A/JA/06/2013 on Standard of Service for Attorney Service Public Information, that was followed by activities to disseminate information and internalization at a more technical level in Provincial Attorney Services and District Attorney Services.

3) Training on Public Relation Unit to all Assistants in Intelligence and Head of Intelligence at all R.I Attorney General Office working unit.

4) Workshop and seminar “Application of Public Service Standard in Provincial Attorney Services and District Attorney Services”. The activity identified some innovations for public service that can be developed specifically for the District Attorney Services.

5) Public service improvement by provision of website, through:

Creation of training curriculum and website management.

Training on basic website journalism.

Technical training for news perspective acquirement and coverage.

Training on news editing and release writing.

Training on search machine optimizing.

Assessment and recommendation for the integration of Attorney Service website.

Upgraded website layout.


CHAPTER IV PERFORMANCE AChIVEMENTs

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PERFORMANCE ACHIVEMENTS

Further details on the Attorney Service performance during the State Cabinet annual period of assignment are:

There were numerous public attention to law enforcement

institution within the last few years, included those to Attorney Service. This is strongly connected to the escalation of public awareness on the importance of law

enforcement to the orderliness of nation and state.

The demand to prioritize law enforcement is also depicted in Nawa Cita, The Nine (9) Priority Agendas of R.I President Joko Widodo and Vice President Jusuf Kalla.

Attorney Service has been doing quality improvement for integrity, performance and transparency in a comprehensive and sustainable manner to build public trust to Attorney Service.

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4.1 DEVELOPMENT

As stipulated in article 12 paragraph (2) Legislation No. 38/2010 on R.I Attorney General Office Organization and Mechanism, the scope of Development division encompasses the development on planning, provision of facilities and infrastructures, organization and management, human resources, finance, management of state owned wealth, legal considerations, arrangement of regulations for legislations, international relation, service and other technical supports.

In spite of not having a direct contact to the operatives in core duties and functions of Attorney Service that relate to cases disposal, Development division has strategic role in supporting other divisions performance of duties and functions.

A. Organizational Structure and Working Mechanism

1. Established new working unit with own Authorized Budget Holder (KPA).

In accordance to the R.I Ministry of Finance Director III memo No.: S-158/AG.5/2015 dated August 14th, 2015, R.I Attorney General Office has formed 4 (four) new working units of:

a. Junior Attorney General Intelligence working unit.

b. Junior Attorney General Special Crime working unit.

c. Junior Attorney General Supervision working unit.

d. Solicitor Attaché in Riyadh.

2. Organized 2015-2019 R.I Attorney General Office Strategic Plan (Renstra) in reference to R.I Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No.: PER-010/A/JA/06/2015 on R.I Attorney General Office 2015-2019 Strategic Planning and 2015 R.I Attorney General Office Workplan as proper to PERJA No.: PER-009/A/JA/06/2015 on 2015 R.I Attorney General Office Workplan.

3. Validation of R.I Attorney General Decree No.: KEP-089/A/JA/6/2015 dated June 10th, 2015, on scaling up of Bau-Bau Sub-District Attorney Service.

4. Validation of PERJA No.: PER-030/A/JA/12/2015 dated December 17th, 2015, on Organizational Development.

5. Held discussion on Draft of Presidential Regulation on Amendment for Presidential Order No. 38/2010 on R.I Attorney Service Organization and Mechanism.

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B. Financea. Budget Disbursement

Realization of 2015 National Budget Disbursement and Expenditure (APBN) of IDR 4,554,101,078,184 (Four Trillion Five Hundred Fifty Four Billion One Hundred and One Million Seventy Eight Thousand One Hundred Eighty Four Rupiah) from 2015 R.I Attorney General Office Budget Implementation Registration Form (DIPA) of Rp 5,067,708,915.000 (Five Trillion Sixty Seven Billion Seven Hundred and Eight Million Nine Hundred Fifteen Thousand Rupiah) or 89,86%.

b. Opinion from Financial Audit Board (BPK) on R.I Attorney Service is one of the important indicators in R.I Attorney Service performance assessment. On May 26th, 2015, R.I Attorney Service has obtained Unqualified Opinion (WTP) on 2014 R.I Attorney Service Financial Report.

c. Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP)Up to December 29th, 2015, R.I Attorney Service PNBP realization reached IDR 704,674,783,420 (Seven Hundred and Four Billion Six Hundred Seventy Four Million Seven Hundred Eighty Three Thousand Four Hundred Twenty Rupiah) from the targeted IDR 160,881,963.000 (One Hundred Sixty Billion Eight Hundred Eighty One Million Nine Hundred Sixty Three Thousand Rupiah) or 438%.

C. Legal Development and SupervisionDuring 2015, International Relation and Legal Bureau with other technical divisions in Attorney Service were involved in the drafting of 1 (one) Government Regulation in Lieu of Law (Perpu), 9 (nine) Attorney General Regulations, 4 (four) Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), and has held 2 (two) national seminars and 7 (seven) Focus Group Discussion (FGD), 6 (six) international collaboration, 10 (ten) activities for extradition and mutual legal assistance, and 6 (six) activities related to international organizations and international cooperation.

Legal Drafting and Considerations:

Participated in discussion for the drafting of R.I Attorney General Regulation on Guideline for R.I Attorney Service Protocol that has become R.I Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No.: PER-014/A/JA/08/2015.

Participated in discussion for the drafting of R.I Attorney General Regulation on Coordinating Team for the Supervision on Religious And Communal Beliefs Movements that has become PERJA No.: PER-019/A/JA/09/2015.

Participated in discussion for the drafting of R.I Attorney General Regulation on Prevention and Prohibition that has become PERJA No: PER-018/A/JA/09/2015 on Direction for Attorney General Performance of Duties and Powers in Prevention and Prohibition.

Participated in discussion for the drafting of R.I Attorney General Regulation on Attorney Service Strategic Plan that has become PERJA No: PER-010/A/JA/06/2015.

Participated in discussion for the drafting of R.I Attorney General Regulation on Organization and Mechanism of Solicitor

Attaché in Riyadh that has become PERJA No: PER-003/A/JA/02/2015.

Participated in discussion for the drafting of R.I Attorney General Regulation on Guideline for Diversion Action at Execution level that has become PERJA No: PER-006/A/JA/04/2015.

Participated in discussion for the drafting of R.I Attorney General Regulation on 2015 Attorney Service Work plan that has become PERJA No.: PER-009/A/JA/06/2015.

Participated in discussion for the drafting of R.I Attorney General Regulation on Directions for Performance Law Enforcement, Legal Assistances and Considerations and Other Legal Services in Civil and State Administrative that has become PERJA No.: PER-025/A/JA/11/2015.

Participated in discussion for the drafting of R.I Attorney General Regulation on Technical Guideline for the Management for Rehabilitative Confinement of Narcotics Addicts and Victims of Narcotics Abuse that has become PERJA No. PER-029/A/JA/12/2015.

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)

between R.I Attorney Service and University of Hasanuddin No.: KEP.032/A/JA/02/2015 and No.: 5389/UN4/PM.05/2015 dated February 26th, 2015, on agreement to sustaining the collaboration for the development of competence and quality improvement of R.I Attorney General Office human resources.

MoU between Ministry of Home Affairs with R.I Attorney General Office No.: 180/1518/SJ and No.: KEP-046/A/JA/03/2015 dated March 3rd, 2015, on Coordination for Performances of Duties and Functions.

MoU between R.I Ministry of Finance and R.I Attorney General No.: MoU-8/MK.03/2015 and No.: KEP-076/A/JA/05/2015 dated May 20th, 2015, on Law Enforcement, Legal Assistances and Protection, and Asset Recovery of Tax Issues.

MoU on Election Supervisory Bureau, R.I Police Force and R.I Attorney General Office on Centre of Integrated Law Enforcement (Sentra GAKKUMDU).

Seminar on “Attorney Office Institutional Empowerment to Meet Future Challenges” in senate rectorate room, University of Hasanuddin, Makassar, February 26th, 2015, as the collaboration between International Relation and Legal Bureau, University of Hasanuddin, and South

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Sulawesi Provincial Attorney Services.FGD for all Provincial Attorney Services in Indonesia

that was done at each Provincial Attorney Services on Attorney Service empowerment in constitution to celebrate 55th Bhakti Adhyaksa Day on July 22nd, 2015.

Media briefing on “Attorney Service Position as Dominus Litis”, at Bakoel Koffie-Jakarta, September 20th, 2015, as collaboration between MaPPI (Indonesian Justice Observer Society) Faculty of Law University of Indonesia and International Relation and Legal Bureau.

Symposium and Launching of Book ‘R.I Attorney General Office Anthology’ as collaboration between MaPPI Faculty of Law University of Indonesia and R.I Attorney General Office International Relation and Legal Bureau in auditorium of Faculty of Law University of Indonesia, Depok, September 28th, 2015.

FGD on Bank of Indonesia Policy in Management for Monetary and Conversion Rate, and Obligation for Usage of Rupiah in Sasana Pradana, R.I Attorney General Office, November 5th, 2015.

FGD on Attorney Service empowerment in constitution and Attorney Service position to draft legislation for Criminal Code (KUHP) at University of Jenderal Soedirman, Purwokerto, Central Java, November 12th, 2015.

FGD on Attorney Service position to draft legislation for KUHP and Attorney Service Authority in Forestry Cases at South Kalimantan Provincial Attorney Services, December 1st, 2015.

National Seminar on “Empowerment Strategy for R.I Attorney General Office Function in Civil Court System” at University of Brawijaya, Malang, East Java, December 10th, 2015.

1. International Collaboration Activity

Participated in Advance Course on IT Law Enforcement held at National Crime Records Bureau, New Delhi, India, January 5th – March 27th, 2015.

Receive visit from International Police Association Macau Section in Jakarta, January 11th – 14th, 2015; Meeting between Indonesian Human Rights Working Group (HRWG) and CCCP Centre, in Geneva, January 15th, 2015.

Facilitated attorney international visit documents to attend “1st Regional Conference On The Labour Dimensions Of Trafficking In Person In The ASEAN Region”, Manila, Philippines, January 27th – 29th, 2015.

Participated in technical meeting between R.I Government, Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA) and Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the

extradition of Hartawan Aluwi on February 4th, 2015.

Facilitated attorney international visit documents to attend technical meeting between R.I Government, Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA) and Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the extradition of Hartawan Aluwi on February 4th, 2015.

Facilitated attorney international visit documents to attend the invitation for seminar on Judicial Ethic from Justice Academy of Turkey, in Turkey March 21st – 29th, 2015.

Participated in seminar on Judicial Ethic from Justice Academy of Turkey, in Turkey March 21st – 29th, 2015.

Facilitated attorney international visit documents to attend the invitation to “2nd ASEAN Initiative Seminar on Inland Water Management”, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, March 23rd – 25th, 2015.

Facilitated attorney international visit documents to attend comparison study in Miami, Florida, USA, April 11th – 18th, 2015.

Facilitated attorney international visit documents to attend “Thailand – Australia Regional Workshop on Trafficking in Person: Victim in the Criminal Justice System” in Bangkok, Thailand, April 7th – 9th, 2015.

Facilitated attorney international visit documents to attend “3rd Multilateral Workshop on Wildlife Trafficking”, Vientiane-Laos, May 6th – 8th, 2015.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys from International Relation and Legal Bureau to participate in the training on Advanced Small Arms Trafficking Course, Bangkok-Thailand, August 10th – 14th, 2015.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys from Asset Recovery II section to attend “3rd Meeting of the INTERPOL Expert Working

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Group on the identification, location and Seizure of Asset” from INTERPOL in Berlin, Germany.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys from R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau to participate in comparison study at National Advocacy Centre (NAC), Columbia, South Carolina, USA.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys from Trans-Nations Natural Resources working unit – General Crime division to participate in “Multilateral Workshop on Wildlife Trafficking” in Vientiane, Laos.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys from International Relation and Legal Bureau to participate in Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, in Vienna, Austria.

Facilitated dispatch of functional attorneys at Junior Attorney General Development) to participate in Attorney Internship

Program at R.I Embassy in Hong Kong.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys from International Relation and Legal Bureau to participate in the 1st meeting of the working group on the processing of information (GTI), in Lyon, France.

Facilitated the Course for Examination of Economic Crimes and Inter-Agency Collaboration in Jakarta Centre for Law Enforcement Cooperation (JCLEC), Semarang.

Conducted Refresher Training on 24/7 I-Network in Jakarta.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys to participate in training in People’s Republic of China.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys to participate as R.I delegation for discussion on draft of MoU on Combating Human Trafficking between governments of Indonesia and Uni Emirates of Arab.

Conducted outreach and legal cooperation to Solicitor Attaché and R.I Representatives in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys to participate in the training for the handling of human trafficking and child exploitation held by International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) in Bangkok, Thailand.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys to participate in training on governance and anti corruption di Washington DC, USA.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys to participate in workshop training on “Consumer Protection, Unfair Competition and Protection for Trade Secret” in Singapore.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys to participate in Trade Secret Protection in Alexandria, USA.

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys to participate in workshop on Cyber Crimes in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Receive visits for bilateral meeting between R.I Attorney General and Hong Kong Secretary for Justice, September 18th, 2015

Facilitated dispatch of attorneys to participate in The International Visitor Leadership Program, USA, September 11th - October 5th, 2015.

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2. Extradition and Mutual Legal AssistanceParticipated in the meeting

on Management of Mutual Legal Assistance (MLA) Request, and Plan for Bilateral Agreement Meeting on 2015 MLA and Extradition at The Ministry of Justice and Human Right, January 22nd, 2015.

Coordination meeting for consecutive action to the request of extradition from the U.S government against the suspect Lim Yong Nam, a Singapore citizen at Ministry of Justice and Human Right, January 6th, 2015.

Technical direction meeting to Foreign Representatives on the plan of Execution of Death Sentence Convicts at Centre for Education and Training, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, February 16th, 2015.

Received the visit from Department of Special Investigation (DSI) Thailand to Indonesia on February 23rd, 2015.

Communicated the extradition request from the government of Germany against Hans-Peter Naumann, alias Patrick Naumann, a German citizen.

Held the meeting to establish Integrated Team for Execution of Death Sentence Convicts at Junior Attorney General Intelligence meeting room, R.I Attorney General Office, on Wednesday, February 4th, 2015.

Communicated considerations to extradition request from U.S government.

Communicated the plea from Ambassador of Brazil for the adjournment of death execution to a Brazilian citizen.

Held Focus Group Discussion on Management of Extradition Cases at Riau Islands Provincial Attorney Services, March 12th – 14th, 2015.

Communicated memo of Standpoint on Death Sentence.

Participated in bilateral conference I between government of Indonesia and Switzerland for arrangement of Civil MLA agreement in Bali.

Participation in the meeting invitation for extradition request from Australian government against Ahmad Zia Alizadah in Yogyakarta.

Held Focus Group Discussion on Management of Extradition Cases in Yogyakarta Provincial Attorney Services, June 2015.

Assistance to attorneys in Batam District Attorney Service for the preparation and court action for extradition case against Lim Yong Nam at Batam District Court.

Outreach and consultation

for legal cooperation to Riyadh Solicitor Attaché and R.I representative in Riyadh on R.I Attorney General Regulation (PERJA), and technical management and responsibility for Solicitor Attaché operational budget in R.I Embassies in Riyadh and Jeddah, Saudi of Arabia, June 16th – 18th, 2015.

Assisted the handling of civil case against an Indonesian citizen in Taiwan, June 28th - July 4th, 2015.

Conducted the coordination to manage extradition request from Australian government against Samuel Pekka Juhani Kuuppo.

Extradition conferral of Sayed Abbas to Australian government at Immigration Office Class 1 Special, Soekarno Hatta, August 13th, 2015.

Participated in Consular Consultation Meeting between the government of Republic of Indonesia and United Kingdom, and exploration for drafting of MoU on Attorney Service, London, October 2015.

Participated in Consular Consultation Meeting between the government of Republic of Indonesia and Islamic Republic of Iran, and exploration for drafting of extradition agreement and MLA between R.I – Iran, Teheran, November 2015.

Participated in preparatory meeting for Consular Consultation Meeting between the government of Republic of Indonesia and the People Republic of China in Jakarta.

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3. Activities Related to International Organization and International Cooperation

Participated in High Level Focus Group Discussion on Immigration Strategic Role and Functions in Supporting the government of Indonesia in various governmental institutions and in international forum at Ministry of Justice and Human Right, January 22nd, 2015.

Communicated 2014 Report on Employment of Indonesian Membership in International Organization and 2015 Government of Indonesia Contribution Invoice to International Organization.

Participated in Focus Group Discussion on Preparation for Review on Implementation of United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC).

Participated in coordination meeting related to the preparation and sharing experience from Australia for the arrangement of FATF On Site Visit.

Participated in Final Coaching for Financial Service Provider to arrange preparation of FATF On-Site Visit.

Participated in preparatory coordination meeting for FATF On – Site Visit.

Participated in conference for FATF Recommendation I.

Advice for ratification of cooperative agreement for abolishment of transnational organized crime and other criminal acts between Indonesia and Poland that has been signed in Jakarta.

Joined R.I delegation in conference for draft MoU on Combating Human Trafficking between governments of Indonesia and Uni Emirates of Arab in Abu Dhabi.

Joined R.I delegation in conference for draft MoU on Combating Human Trafficking between governments of Indonesia and Uni Emirates of Arab in Abu Dhabi, June 16th, 2015.

Arrangement for 16th ASLOM and 9th ALAWMM in Bali, July 26th – 30th, 2015.

Prepared the implementation of 2015 UNCAC.

Joined R.I delegation in CCPJ convention, Vienna, Austria, May 18th – 22nd, 2015.

Participated in Focus Group Discussion (FGD) for the Evaluation on Implementation of MoU between R.I and South American and Caribbean Countries (Amselkar) and Way Forward, September 1st – 2nd, 2015.

Participated in preparatory meeting for the visit of Colombian Minister of Foreign Affairs and 2nd MoU between R.I - Colombia, July 30th, 2015.

Participated in conference on Focal Point for MoU On Combatting Human Trafficking between Republic of Indonesia - Uni Emirates of Arab, July 2nd, 2015.

Participated in Consular Consultation Meeting between R.I – United Kingdom.

Participated in Inter-Agency Counter-Terrorism Prosecution Study Visit, in Melbourne, Australia. October 27th – 30th, 2015.

Joined R.I delegation in The 8th Annual Conference International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (IAACA), in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Participated in Consular Consultation Meeting between R.I - Iran, Teheran, Iran, November 8th – 12th, 2015.

Joined R.I delegation in The 9th China – ASEAN Attorney General Conference in Nanning.

Participated in coordination meeting on Malaysian Airlines MH17 flight disaster held by EuroJust in Den Haag, Netherlands, on November 27th, 2015.

D. Human Resourcesa. Attorney Service human resources data

management in reduction, addition or changes of employment data entry inside Employment Information System Database (SIMPEG) and R.I Attorney General Office Information Management System (SIMKARI)

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2. The employment data is comprised of circulation of announcements for Promotion, Arrangement of Positions, Retirement, Disciplinary Sanctions, Education and Training Conclusion Report, Formal Education Graduation Report, Public Servants’ Assets Declaration (LHKSPN), etc.. 2015 completion of data entry into database is 12,530 data;

b. Development and/or refinement for Employment Geographic Application for location mapping on R.I Attorney General Office employees throughout Indonesia.

c. Outreach and training on implementation of electronic re-assembly of civil servant data (e-PUPNS) in R.I Attorney General Office and R.I Attorney Service Education and Training Bureau, September 13th – 15th, 2015.

d. Outreach and technical assistance for e-PUPNS participated by all Head of Employment Sub-Section and 2 (two) level one Verifiers from 31 Provincial Attorney Services, Head of General Sub-Division and 1 (one) level one Verifier from 7 divisions in R.I Attorney General Office and Education and Training Bureau on November 18th – 20th, 2015.

e. Promotion of 1.002 civil servant candidates into full time civil servants.

f. Promotion of 596 Functional Attorneys after completion of Prosecutorial Education and Training (PPPJ).

g. Selection for candidates of participant in 2014 PPPJ to obtain 600 candidates that will be divided in two allotments.

h. Competence Assessment for Echelon III Structural Positions that was done by third party with 852 participants on September 14th - October 9th, 2015.

i. Attorney Service has assigned 55 (fifty five) human resources to other institutions in 2015.

E. Management on State Owned Asset (BMN)

Development division of R.I Attorney Service has been doing the supervision and monitor on BMN. All working units have been using the Management and Accounting for State Owned Wealth Information System (SIMAK-BMN) for the organization of BMN.

Annulment of BMN in the forms of building and vehicle under the custody of Attorney Service in Indonesia numbered 41 (forty one) Decrees for Annulment, whereas self-assessment is being authorized to be done at each Provincial Attorney Services as stipulated in Junior Attorney General Development Decree No.: KEP-X-388/C/Cpl/10/2014 on Amendment for Delegation of Partial Authorities of Junior Attorney General Development as Asset Custodian to Heads of Provincial Attorney Services, Heads of District Attorney Services and Heads of Sub-District Attorney Services in Indonesia.

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TableR.I Attorney Offices List of Attorney and Administration Personel in Indonesia

UNIT/ REGION

ATTORNEY SEX ADMINISTRATION SEX TOTALPERSONEL

ATTOR-NEY &

ADMINIS-TRATION

COM-MENTGrade - 3 Grade - 4

TO-TAL

Grade - 1 Grade - 2 Grade - 3 Grade - 4TO-TALM F M F M F M F M F M F

ACEH 219 33 53 10 315 0 2 149 55 197 65 0 1 469 784

SUMATERA UTARA 355 181 98 50 684 0 6 199 100 258 120 0 0 683 1367

SUMATRA BARAT 158 112 56 8 334 0 2 107 98 137 96 1 0 441 775

RIAU 140 63 43 11 257 0 1 84 49 100 71 0 0 305 562

JAMBI 110 52 42 7 211 0 0 104 35 97 57 0 0 293 504

SUMATERA SELATAN 189 105 61 21 376 0 2 136 66 159 97 0 0 460 836

BENGKULU 94 49 28 12 183 0 0 57 40 65 45 0 0 207 390

LAMPUNG 147 103 46 23 319 0 2 106 50 128 89 0 0 375 694

D.K.I JAKARTA 130 83 58 38 309 0 1 90 47 172 91 0 0 401 710

JAWA BARAT 326 166 115 51 658 0 1 265 88 379 187 1 2 923 1581

JAWA TENGAH 333 173 104 48 658 0 3 314 146 363 243 1 0 1070 1728

D.I YOGYAKARTA 69 68 66 39 242 0 0 128 57 154 86 0 0 425 667

JAWA TIMUR 392 196 186 73 847 0 0 266 100 346 208 2 1 923 1770

KALIMANTAN BARAT 125 40 39 8 212 0 0 82 38 82 52 0 0 254 466

KALIMANTAN TENGAH 127 38 44 4 213 0 0 78 28 84 38 0 0 228 441

KALIMANTAN SELATAN 154 51 45 9 259 0 0 98 49 92 64 0 0 303 562

KALIMANTAN TIMUR 140 51 41 5 237 0 1 76 46 76 38 0 0 237 474

SULAWESI UTARA 84 31 33 9 157 0 0 71 52 73 50 0 0 246 403

SULAWESI TENGAH 116 20 36 3 175 0 0 59 14 96 43 0 0 212 387

SULAWESI TENGGARA 87 24 30 2 143 0 0 79 35 57 40 0 0 211 354

SULAWESI SELATAN 211 140 66 39 456 0 0 150 64 206 118 1 0 539 995

BALI 106 82 64 21 273 0 0 74 49 108 62 0 1 293 566

NUSA TENGGARA BARAT 69 40 31 5 145 0 0 68 31 88 43 1 0 231 376

NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR 137 21 38 1 197 0 3 97 53 134 69 1 0 357 554

MALUKU 75 27 27 2 131 0 0 60 37 77 50 1 0 225 356

PAPUA 92 36 28 1 157 0 4 88 41 93 51 0 0 277 434

MALUKU UTARA 77 5 24 1 107 0 0 60 27 35 26 0 0 148 255

BANTEN 92 45 49 9 195 0 0 67 28 94 61 1 0 251 446

KEP. BANGKA BELITUNG 90 32 28 6 156 0 0 57 35 48 26 0 0 166 322

GORONTALO 69 11 19 8 107 0 0 37 32 55 28 0 0 152 259

KEPULAUAN RIAU 92 11 23 5 131 0 0 41 23 37 31 0 0 132 263

KEJAKSAAN AGUNG 179 146 472 168 965 1 5 398 162 490 354 14 12 1436 2410

DIKARYAKAN 23 6 54 11 94 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 96

TOTAL 4807 2241 2147 708 9903 1 33 3745 1775 4581 2699 25 16 12875 22778

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F. Management of Data and Crime Statistic, and Information Technology Application and Development

To implement 2015-2019 Attorney Service Information Technology (IT) blueprint and masterplan, Centre for Data, Crime Statistic and Information Technology (Pusat Data, Statistik Kriminal dan Teknologi Informasi/PUSDASKRIMTI) has undertaken some phases to alter the system from a centralized one into decentralized by developing the application for business process of Case Management System (CMS) for cases in General Crime, Special Crime, and Supervision that will alter the document based SIMKARI into business process based SIMKARI Next Generation that operates on the base of case disposal. During the trial of the CMS, PUSDASKRIMTI has done Pilot Project Phase I for training and onsite assistance to disseminate the information and knowledge on CMS usage to leaders and users at 4 (four) Provincial Attorney Services and 11 (eleven) District Attorney Services.

The continual development of computer application for human resources and Non-Tax State Revenue (e-PNPB) is being done by a team from bureaus of Employment and Finance in collaboration with the team from PUSDASKRIMTI.

In 2015, SIMKARI has connected the working units within R.I Attorney General Office, Education and Training Bureau, 31 Provincial Attorney Services and 407 District Attorney Services.

G. Asset RecoveryImplementation of Asset Recovery was done on the ground of PERJA

No.: PER-006/A/JA/3/2014 dated March 20th, 2014 on Amendment for PERJA No.: PER-009/A/JA/01/2011 on R.I Attorney General Office Organization and Management.

As a realization for the comprehensibility of Centre for Asset Recovery (PPA) and its media facility, public can access the website of Centre for Asset Recovery at www.pusatpemulihanaset.kejaksaan.go.id

2015 Achievements of Centre for Asset Recovery:1. In 2015, PPA has disseminated the info on Existence of PPA and Focus

Group Discussion to introduce R.I Attorney General Regulation on Asset Recovery and Conclusive Actions for Evidence/State Confiscated Objects being kept in the Storage for State Confiscated Objects (Rupbasan), participated by Heads District Attorney Services at Provincial Attorney Services while amassed the data on Evidence/State Confiscated Objects at related District Attorney Services and Rupbasan.

2. Creation of MOU and cooperative agreement as coordination between Asset Recovery Bureau with a number of ministries and/or institutions such as Directorate General of Tax and Excise, Ministry of Finance, Bank of Indonesia, and PT. BRI.

3. Assisted the management of state confiscated objects at 9 (nine) District Attorney Services.

4. Conclusive actions for apprehended objects from several District Attorney Services as follow:Repatriation process:4 (four) plots of land and/or buildings from the case against

convict Murdani bin Muhammad Daud, with total value of IDR 11,061.000.000.

4 (four) plots of land and/or buildings from the case against convict Testiawati binti Kantawi, with total value of IDR 610.000.000.

1 (one) apartment of IDR 645.000.000, 2 (two) units of car of IDR 216,300.000, withdrawals on savings, certificate of deposit and obligations from 21 accounts at various banks of IDR 5,863,977,085.09.

1 (one) unit Toyota Fortuner car Police No. B 1954 PJA from case against convict Rachman Hakim, Eng., with total value of IDR 171,500.000.

Awarded Donation of State Confiscated Objects:12 (twelve) plots of land from case against Dr. Arie Lastario

Kusumadewa, Eng., M.Sc., of IDR 21,679,564.000 to Depok Municipality.

4 (four) plots of land and building from case against convict Denny Kurniawan, et al., of IDR 15,805.000.000 that has obtained the permit for custodian status as R.I Attorney General Office asset.

1 (one) plot of land from case against David Nusa Wijaya of IDR 2,811,600.000 that has obtained validation of custodian status on Ministry of Finance Decree No. 34/KM.6/2015 dated February 10th, 2015.

With the following accumulation:Exchange of Status/Awarded Donation IDR 50,487,598.000.Auction IDR 19,399,107,085.09Administrative Conclusion –Total : IDR 69,886,705,085.09

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5. To optimize the conclusive actions for State Confiscated Objects and Apprehended Objects, PPA has recommended a draft that has been validated in R.I Attorney General Circulation No.: SE-010/A/JA/08/2015 on Attorney Responsibility of Obligatory Auction for perishable or costly storage objects, and R.I Attorney General Circulation No.: SE-011/A/JA/08/2015 on Employment of State Confiscated Objects for the Requirements of Attorney Service. The implementation of the two mentioned R.I Attorney General Circulations are to be evaluated in 2016 as one of the 2016 National Action Plans of Officer for Commitment Authorization (PPK).

6. PPA has done asset tracking to support the execution of restitutions for verdicts on corruption cases and other state credits which activities were coordinated with other task force and technical division of Special Crimes, General Crimes and Civil and State Administrative as in coruption case against convicts Lee Darmawan, Hendra Rahardja, Adrian Herling Waworuntu, David Nusa Wijaya, Testiawati Binti Kantawi and A. Lay alias Sartono, and civil lawsuit on law infringement in the case against Yayasan Supersemar.

7. Related to international cooperation for repatriation of asset relocated to overseas, PPA participated in Interpol expert conference of 3rd Meeting of the Interpol Expert Group Meeting on the Identification, Location and Seizure of Assets in Berlin, Germany, on May 11th – 12th, 2015. The conference resulted in the conclusion which mainly about the agreement to introduce and to develop new notice (similar to red notice to pursue overseas fugitives), for the tracing of asset from crime acts being relocated to overseas.

8. Participated in the 9th Inter-sessional Meeting of the Open-Ended Inter-governmental Working Group on the Asset Recovery in Vienna, Austria, September 3rd – 4th, 2015. There were 91 UNCAC participating countries in the meeting, with Japan and New Zealand as observer, and international organizations such as the World Bank and FATF.

9. Informal network of Asset Recovery in Asia-Pacific Steering Group Meeting (SGM) and 2015 Annual General Meeting (AGM) Asset Recovery Inter-agency Network-Asia Pacific (ARIN-AP), at Australian Maritime National Museum, Sydney, Australia, on November 2nd – 5th, 2015. The meeting was participated by 27 ARIN-AP country representatives and observers. Indonesia as one member in the Steering Group was represented by PPA.

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2015 Achievements of Intelligence Division:

4.2 INTELLIGENCE

R.I Attorney General Office intelligence activities was done on the regulations for investigations, confinement and supportive. In Legislation No. 16/2004 on R.I Attorney Service, Attorney Service Intelligence as “indera adhyaksa”, or discerning organ of the Attorney Service, has the supportive role to the duties performance of Special Crime, General Crime and Civil and State Administrative, as well as the main role in the preservation of public order and stability. The institution of R.I Attorney Service Intelligence has been strengthened by the issuance of Legislation for State Intelligence, where R.I Attorney Service Intelligence is positioned as a part of implementing agency for the State Intelligence with the function of Law Enforcement Intelligence.

A. Junior Attorney General Intelligence Management and Other Technical Support

Delivered optimum secretariat service that enabled timely accomplishment as well as administrative and financial orderliness of all of the main duties and function for investigation, confinement and supportive programs in each Directorate and Centre for Legal Information and Outreach in 2015;

Conducted in house training on Asean Economic Community/AEC (Masyarakat Ekonomi Asean/MEA) in the meeting room of Junior Attorney General Intelligence, on October 6th – 7th, 2015.

Launched the Observer for Parallel Election Coordination Post related to 2015 parallel regional election.

Conducted the following Supervision and Evaluation on Intelligence Performance and Outreach:

a. R.I Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No.: PER-024/A/JA/08/2014 dated August 25th, 2014, on R.I Attorney General Office Intelligence Administration.

b. PERJA No.: PER-010/A/JA/05/2014 on SOP (Standard Operational Procedure) in Asset Tracing.

c. PERJA No.: PER-018/A/JA/09/2015 dated September 3rd, 2015, on Direction for Attorney General Performance of Duties and Powers in Prevention and Prohibition.

d. PERJA No.: PER-019/A/JA/09/2015 dated September 25th, 2015, on Coordinating Team for the Supervision on Religious And Communal Beliefs Movements.

e. R.I Attorney General Decree No.: KEP-132/A/JA/09/2015 dated September 2nd, 2015, on SOP for the Confinement on Circulation of Printed Media.

f. R.I Attorney General Decree No.: KEP-152/A/JA/10/2015 dated October 1st, 2015, on establishment of Team of Aide, Governance Security and State Development (TP4P).

g. R.I Attorney General Directive No.: INS -001/A/JA/10/2015 on establishment of Team of Aide, Governance Security and Regional Development (TP4D) at every Provincial Attorney Services and District Attorney Service in Indonesia.

h. R.I Attorney General Circulation No.: SE-017/A/JA/08/2015 dated August 7th, 2015, on Investigation Against Corruption that superseded and invalidated R.I Attorney General Regulation (PERJA) No.: PER-011/A/JA/04/2013 dated April 1st, 2013, on Investigation Against Allegation of Corruption.

Conducted 12 Intelligence Performance Assessment at Provincial Attorney Services in Indonesia in one year;

Implemented the recommendation from 2014 R.I Attorney General Office Conference;

Delivered quarterly and annual reports on performance achievement and realization of budget disbursement to R.I Attorney General Office;

Conducted 2015 Intelligence Technical Conference;

Prepared the material for hearing session with Third Commission from R.I House of Representative;

Participated in 2015 R.I Attorney General Office Conference.

INTELLIGE NC E


B. Directorate I2015 achievements of Directorate I are:

Generated 106 activity reports (LHK) on Intelligence operation in Economy, Finance and Development from the targeted 80.

Generated 53 LHK on Intelligence activity in Economy, Finance and Development from the targeted 50.

Conducted 86 activities in asset tracing for the execution of retribution to R.I Attorney General Office from the targeted 80.

C. Directorate II2015 achievements of Directorate II are:

Generated 62 activity reports (LHK) on Politics, Socio-Culture and R.I Attorney General Office Organizational Human Resources from the targeted 62.

Generated 4 LHK on Intelligence Supervisory Operation on Religious And Communal Beliefs Movements from the targeted 4.

TableIssuance, Revoked and Expiration for Overseas Travel Bans Imposed in

Certain Individuals Affected by Law Enforcement 2015

YearNumber of Travel Bans

Number of Travel Bans Extended

Number of Travel Bans Revoked

Number of Travel Bans Expired

2015 172 88 5 0

TableData Resulted from Supervision on Printed Materials

YearNumber of Overseas

Produced BooksNumber of Overseas Produced Magazine

Number of Overseas Produced Newspapers

2015 3.850 99 80

TableData of Foreigners in Indonesia

YearNumber of Incoming Foreign Tourist

in IndonesiaNumber of Expatriates in

Indonesia2015 352.285 92.238

D. Directorate III2015 achievements of Directorate III are:

Generated 112 LHK on Intelligence Products and Facilities from the targeted 100.

Accomplished 85 supportive activities for confinement of R.I Attorney General Office fugitives from the targeted 85 persons/activities.

Optimized the operation of Monitoring Centre for Lawful Interception for 12 months from the targeted 12 month of service.

In 2014, R.I Attorney General Office Intelligence division Monitoring Centre has succeeded in accomplishing the confinement to suspects, accused or convicts within the Attorney Service List of Pursued Fugitives as per request from Divisions of Special Crimes and General Crimes with following details:

1. Samson Yasir Alkatiri, convict in corruption case in East Seram District who was captured in Surabaya, January 11th, 2015.

2. Drs. Razman Arif Nasution, MA., convict in persecution case who was captured in Jakarta, March 18th, 2015.

3. H. Joha Fajal, B.A., (member of Samarinda Regional House of Representatives), convict in illegal mining case who was captured in West Jakarta, March 20th, 2015.

4. Prawoto Saktiari (ex-member of Central Java Regional House of Representatives), convict in corruption case who was captured in South Jakarta, June 18th, 2015.

5. Asep Sukarno (Head of Organizational Bureau at West Java provincial government), convict in corruption case who was captured in Cirebon, June 28th, 2015.

6. Tony Wong, convict in premeditated transportation of illegal forestry product with forged legal permit of the forestry product who was captured on October 22nd, 2015.

Preventive and prohibition activities in 2015 to minimize the perpetrators’ room of movement is as follow.

TableRecapitulation of Numbers of Detained Fugitive 2015

Year Suspect Accused Convict Amount Remarks

2015 61 1 24 86

INTELLIGE NC E


E. Legal Outreach and Dissemination of InformationOne of the steps for the building of legal culture is to create generation of youth with legal awareness. Centre for Legal Information and Outreach (PUSPENKUM) and all regional Attorney Service working units has been consistently doing the activity for legal information and outreach.

One of the efforts in raising the legal awareness among youth is to conduct Attorney Goes to School (Jaksa Masuk Sekolah/JMS) program to academic institutions.

Monitoring and Evaluation result from Program Administration for the Development of Law Obedience Society (BINMATKUM) showed realization of 18 Provincial Attorney Services from the targeted 16.

R.I Attorney General Office Junior Attorney General Intelligence has organized 2015 workplan to improve the performance, quality and quantity of results from accountable investigation, confinement and support. 2015 Junior Attorney General Intelligence achievements are as in the below graphic and table:

Table2015 Intelligence Division Target and Achievement

No Directorate Target Actual (%)1 2 4 5 71. Junior Attorney General INTELLIGENCE SECRETARIAT

Junior Attorney General Intelligence Secretariat Service 12 months 12 months 100 %

2. DIRECTORATE IReports on results from intelligence operation in economy, financial and development (Operation Order / PRINOPS).

80 LHK 106 LHK 132,5 %

Reports on results from intelligence activities in economy, financial and development (Task Order / PRINTUG).

50 LHK 53 LHK 106 %

Asset Inquiries to Crime Convicts. 80 activity 86 LHK 107,5 %3. DIRECTORATE II

Reports on result from investigation, confinement and support for the prevention or prohibition of foreigner, supervision on mass media and printed materials, politics, socio-culture and organizational resources.

62 LHK 62 LHK 100 %

Supervision on movements of communal beliefs in Attorney Service. 4 activity 4 activity 100 %

4. DIRECTORATE IIIReports on result from investigation, confinement and support for security of intelligence information, technology resources and intelligence products.

100 LHK 112 LHK 112 %

Monitoring Centre operation 12 months 12 months 100 %Signal Monitoring operation 85 activity 85 LHK 100 %Passive Tactical 12 activity 12 activity 100 %Securing of Information 15 activity 15 activity 100 %Training on Codes and Communication 5 activity 5 activity 100 %

5. CENTRE FOR LEGAL INFORMATION AND OUTREACH (PUSPENKUM)a. R.I Attorney General Office Legal Information

and Outreach, comprised of: - Activity administration; 12 months 12 months 100 %

- Legal Information in R.I Attorney General Office; 4 institutions 4 institutions 100 %

- Communication media for Legal Information/Outreach; 1 activity 1 activity 100 %

- Monitoring and Evaluation. 17 locations 17 locations 100 %

b. Media/facility for dissemination of legal informa-tion:

- Exhibition / Visualization / Publication and Promotion; 1 activity 1 activity 100 %

GE NERA L C RIME CAsE s

4.3 GENERAL CRIME CASESR.I Attorney General Office

management on General Crime cases has a massive influence in scaling up of the image of Attorney Service for restoration of public trust to Attorney Service as a law enforcement institution.

Therefore, Attorney Service gives full attention to general crime cases disposal by advancing professionalism in the acceleration and heightening of cases disposal through:

1. Establishment of faster, more effective, more efficient, and more controlled case disposal in a professional and proportional manner.

2. Balancing the incoming and finalization of a more straightforward examination results.

3. Applying the guidelines (criteria) for general crimes prosecutions for criminal charges to maximize the contentment of public sense for justice.

4. Delegation of power for the control over prosecutorial plan for important cases.

5. Decrease the backwards and forwards sending of cases, and backlogs of case investigation commencement warrants (SPDP) and confirmation of finalized investigation result (P-21).

2015 achievements of General Crime division in case disposal are:

DATA ON GENERAL CRIME CASES DISPOSAL BY JUNIOR ATTORNEY GENERAL GENERAL CRIME

TableRecapitulation of Case Investigation Commencement Warrants (SPDP)

DESCRIPTION

S P D P

Directorate of Man and Pos-

session

Directorate State Security & Public Order

Directorate of Other General

Crime ActsIncoming period Jan- Dec 2015 51 32 566

Finalized:

Discontinued by Examiner 2 - -

Forwarded to Phase I 29 18 562

Outstanding SPDP 20 14 4

TableRecapitulation of Incoming Case Forwarded to Phase I

DESCRIPTION

PHASE ONE

Directorate of Man and Pos-

session

Directorate State Security & Public Order

Directorate of Other General

Crime ActsIncoming period Jan- Dec 2015 29 case files 18 case files 562 case

files

Disposal:

Confirmation of completed investigation result/P-21

11 case files 11 case files 347 case files

Incomplete Examination Result/P-18

17 case files 7 case files209 case

files

Outstanding 1 case file - 6 case files



CASE DISPOSAL BY TERRORISM AND TRANSNATIONAL CRIME WORKING UNIT DURING JANUARY 2015 TO DECEMBER 2015a. 56 cases in Terrorism and Funding of

Terrorism, including 16 cases related to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) related cases.

b. 17 Human Trafficking cases handled by R.I Attorney General Office Terrorism And Trans-Nations Crime Working Unit.

c. 95 Human Trafficking cases handled by Provincial Attorney Services and District Attorney Services in Indonesia.

d. 1 extradition request handled R.I Attorney General Office Terrorism And Trans-Nations Crime Working Unit.

CASE DISPOSAL BY NATURAL RESOURCES AND TRANSNATIONAL CRIME WORKING UNIT DURING JANUARY 2015 TO DECEMBER 2015

1. Environmental Crime10 incoming cases with following disposal phase of:Investigation Commencement Warrants (SPDP) : 3 casesIncomplete Examination Result/P-18 : 1 caseReturned to Examiner for Completion/P-19 : 2 casesConfirmation of completed investigation result /P-21 : 3 casesPhase II : 1 case

2. Conversion of Natural Resources Biodiversity Botanical and Wildlife Crime22 incoming cases with following disposal phase of:SPDP : 2 casesP-19 : 4 casesP-21 : 3 casesPhase II : 12 casesFinalized : 1 case

3. Mining, Oil and Gas Crime13 incoming cases with following disposal phase of:SPDP : -P-19 : 3 casesP-21 : 4 casesPhase II : 6 cases

4. 2015 Forestry and Land Fire Crime

Following is the descriptive table for forestry and land fire crime cases handled by Examiners from R.I Police Force Headquarter, Regional Police Force and Civil Servant :

TableForestry and land fire crime cases handled by Examiners from R.I Police Force Headquarter, Regional Police Force

and Civil Servant

NoKejaksaan Agung / Kejaksaan Tinggi

Number of CaseRemarks

November December

1 Kejaksaan Agung RI 3 3 SPDP = 2P-19 = 1

2 Kalimantan Timur 7 7 P-19 = 1Court = 6

3 Kalimantan Selatan 8 8 SPDP = 2Court = 4Final = 2

4 Kalimantan Tengah 30 30 SPDP = 6P-19 = 2P 21 = 2Final = 20

5 Kalimantan Barat 11 24 13 new casesSPDP = 4P-19 = 9P 21 = 2Court = 6Final = 3

6 Sumatera Selatan 16 24 8 new casesSPDP = 8P-19 = 4Court = 5Final = 7

7 Riau 42 54 12 new casesSPDP = 8P-19 = 3P 21 = 1Court = 24Final = 18

8 Jambi 10 13 3 new casesSPDP = 8P-19 = 2Court = 3

Total number of cases 127 163



Examination results from the 163 cases are:1. 15 corporation cases (excluded 1 returned

SPDP) :- SPDP : 11 cases- P-19 : 3 cases- P-21 : 1 case- Court : -- Finalized : -

2. 148 individual case :- SPDP : 28 cases- P-19 : 18 cases- P-21 : 4 cases- Court : 48 cases- Finalized : 50 Cases

5. 2014 – 2015 Fishery crime case

1. Incoming Fishery crime case at Junior Attorney General General Crime based on prosecutorial plan :

Table Incoming Fishery crime case at Junior

Attorney General General Crime

NoProvincial Attorney

ServicesNumber of Case

Examiner

2014 2015

1 Aceh 13 5 8

2 Sumatera Utara 21 - 21

3 Riau 3 - 3

4 Kepulauan Riau 56 4 52

5 Jakarta 4 - 4

6 D.I Yogyakarta 2 - 2

7 Kalimantan Barat 55 - 55

8 Kalimantan Timur 27 - 27

9 Sulawesi Utara 44 2 42

10 Sulawesi Tengah 3 - 3

11 Maluku 15 - 15

12 Maluku Utara 1 1 -

13 Papua 12 - 12

Total number of case 256 12 244

2. 256 cases with evidence of ships apprehended for annihilation as in the following description:- Court : 48 cases- Finalized : 208 cases (2014 data

included)

Table 2015 Violation Case in Regional Election

NoProvincial Attorney

ServicesNumber of Case

Remarks

1 Sulawesi Selatan 5 3 finalized1 returned

1 in court process

2 NTB 1 Finalized

3. Jawa Tengah 2 Execution

4. Jawa Barat 3 Finalized

Total number of case 11

GENERAL CRIME CASE DISPOSAL DATA AT PROVINCIAL ATTORNEY SERVICE IN

INDONESIA

TableRecapitulation of Case Investigation

Commencement Warrants (SPDP)

DESCRIPTION NUMBER OF SPDP

Outstanding from 2014 19.581 SPDP

Incoming period Jan- Dec 2015 132.338 SPDP

Total 151.919 SPDP

Disposal

Process Cancelled by Examiner 1.660 SPDP

Forwarded to Phase I 121.726 SPDP

Outstanding SPDP 28.533 SPDP



TableRecapitulation of Incoming Case Forwarded to

Phase I


Outstanding from 2014 23.915 Files

Incoming period Jan - Dec 2015 121.726 Files

Total 145.641 Files

Disposal

Finalized 106.979 Files

Returned to Examiner (P-18/P-19) 20.973 Files

Completed 5.878 Files

Incomplete 720 Files

Retained from Public Attorney 2.528 Files

Total 137.078 FilesNumber of case file still being

examined 8.563 Files

Table Recapitulation of General Crime Cases

Prosecutorial Phases (APB/APS)


Outstanding from 2014 2.621 Files

Incoming period Jan - Dec 2015 133.830 Files

Total 136.451 Files

Disposal

Forwarded to other institutions 1.454 Files

Process Cancelled by law 43 Files

Forwarded to District Court with APN 124.041 Files

Forwarded to District Court with APS 848 Files

Total 126.386 Files

RECAPITULATION OF OVERALL JUDICIAL ACTS AND CLEMENCY (LP-11) :

TableJudicial Appeal

DESCRIPTION 2015

Outstanding previous month 4.181

Incoming month report 3.571

Total 7.752

Disposal in 2015 2.428

Percentage of Case Disposal 31.32 %

TableCourt of Cassation

DESCRIPTION 2015

Outstanding previous month 4.397

Incoming month report 2.340

Total 6.737

Disposal in 2015 1.700


Table Cassation for Law

DESCRIPTION 2015

Outstanding previous month 0

Incoming month report 0

Total 0

Disposal in 2015 0

Percentage of Case Disposal 0 %

Table Review of Court Decision (PK)

DESCRIPTION 2015



Total 237

Disposal in 2015 50


TableClemency

DESCRIPTION 2015



Total 641

Disposal in 2015 149




TableRecapitulation Of General Crimes Important Case Disposal In 2015

NO TYPE OF CASE NUMBER OF CASE DISPOSAL PERCENTAGE

1 2 3 4 5

1. Sexual Assault 313 225 71.89 %

2. Illegal Gambling 6.811 5.865 86.11 %

3. Homicide 726 623 85.81 %

4. Severe Persecution 590 481 81.53 %

5. Serious Theft 8.324 7.089 85.16 %

6. Violent Theft 1.779 1.608 90.39 %

7. Extortion with Threat 287 230 80.14 %

8. Fraudulence 2.761 2.315 83.85 %

9. Firearms 896 659 73.55 %

10. Narcotics 28.945 22.671 78.32 %

11. Psychotropic 404 235 58.17 %

12. Forestry 1.085 836 77.05 %

13. Terrorism 9 5 55.56 %

14. Child Protection 4.471 3.620 80.97 %

15. Domestic Violence 956 729 76.26 %

16. Illegal Mining 328 279 85.06 %

17. Oil Distribution 415 328 79.04 %

18. Trafficking 109 75 68.81 %

19. Copyrights 35 18 51.43 %

20. Immigration 28 17 60.71 %

21. Natural Resources Conservation 67 42 62.69 %

22. Food and Drugs Trade 343 237 69.11 %

23. Environmental 66 27 40.91 %

24. Oil and Gas 309 238 77.02 %

25. Health 975 858 88 %

26. Cyber Crime 27 22 81.48 %



2015 GENERAL CRIMES IMPORTANT CASES:1. Case against suspects Novel Bin Salim Baswedan and Yuri Leonard Siahaan whom were alleged in the violation of article

351 paragraph (2) (3) Criminal Code (KUHP) junto (Jo.) article 55 paragraph (1) number 1 KUHP and article 422 KUHP Jo. article 55 KUHP.Case Position

Suspects Novel Bin Salim Baswedan and Yuri Leonard Siahaan have been alleged in the persecution against 6 (six) thieves of swallow nests in Pantai Panjang Ujung, Bengkulu, on Wedesday, February 18th, 2004, that caused one of the thief - Irwansyah Siregar – to be wounded in the leg from firearm shot that has become permanent wound, while other thief - Mulyan Johani, alias Aan – was deceased due to haemorrhage from the firearm shot.

The case file has been advanced into Phase II and is to be forwarded to Bengkulu District Attorney Services.Action plan for the case is the finalization of indictment.

2. Case against suspect Dr. Taufiqurrahman Syahuri whom was alleged in the violation of article 310 paragraph (1) (3) KUHP Subs. article 311 paragraph (1) KUHP Subs. article 316 KUHP.Case Position Suspect has been alleged in the defamation against Judge Sarpin Rizaldi, B.A Law, M.A Law, in the interview of online

broadcast at Merdeka.Com, Liputan6.Com and Tempo.Com, on January 30th, 2015, and February 28th, 2015.The case file No. BP/24/VIII/2015/Dittipidum dated August 6th, 2015, was received by R.I Attorney General Office on

December 1st, 2015. The file was returned to the Investigator Attorney and is still currently being re-scrutinized.Some P-19 were issued, the latest being No.: B-3495/E.2/Epp.1/12/2015 dated December 14th, 2015, and is currently still

at the Examiner;

3. Case against suspect Suparman Marzuki B.A Law., M.Sc. whom was alleged in the violation of article 310 paragraph (1) (3) KUHP Subs. article 311 paragraph (1) KUHP Subs. article 316 KUHP.Case Position

Suspect has been alleged in the defamation against Judge Sarpin Rizaldi, B.A Law, M.A Law, in the interview of online broadcast at Merdeka.Com, Liputan6.Com and Tempo.Com, on January 30th, 2015, and February 28th, 2015.Due to incompletion of direction from Investigator Attorney, the case file was returned to Examiner on P-19 No.: B-3396/E.2/Epp.1/12/2015 dated December 3rd, 2015, and is currently still at Examiner;

4. Case against suspect Bambang Widjojanto (Deputy to the Head of Commission for the Eradication of Corruption [KPK], non-active), whom was alleged in the violation on article 242 paragraph (1) KUHP Jo. article 55 paragraph (1) number 1 Jo. article 55 paragraph (1) number 2 Jo. article 56 number 2 KUHP, Case Position The suspect was alleged advising witnesses to deliver falsified information in the court of dispute on West Kotawaringin

regional election at Constitutional Court in 2010.The case file was confirmed as completed (P-21) and transfer of suspect and evidence from R.I Police Force Examiner to

General Prosecutor had been done on September 18th, 2015, at Central Jakarta District Attorney Service (Phase II).The case is until today being re-scrutinized by Central Jakarta District Attorney Service and referring to article 139

Criminal Procedure (KUHAP), General Prosecutor still inspects the viability of court transfer for the case against the suspect Bambang Widjojanto.

5. Case against suspect Abraham Samad (Head of KPK, non-active), whom was alleged in the violation of article 266 paragraph (1) Jo. article 55 paragraph (1) number1 KUHP dan article 266 paragraph (2) Jo. article 55 paragraph (1) number1 KUHP.

Case Position Abraham Samad, as the suspect in this case, together

with Feriyani Lim – a suspect in own case file - were alleged in giving false information in Family Card (Kartu Keluarga/KK) and Identity card (ID card/KTP) at Panakukan sub-district, South Sulawesi.

The case file has been confirmed as completed (P-21). Transfer of suspect and evidence to South Sulawesi Provincial Attorney Service (Phase II) had been done on September 22nd, 2015.

The case is until today being re-scrutinized by Central

Jakarta District Attorney Service and referring to article 139 Criminal Procedure (KUHAP), General Prosecutor still inspects the viability of court transfer for the case against the suspect Abraham Samad.

6. Case against suspect Dunit Hidunit B.Sc., M.Pd., (Secretary at Golkar Regional Leadership [DPD] Pandeglang district), whom was alleged in the violation of article 263 paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) KUHP.

Case Position Allegation against Dunit Hidunit B.Sc., M.Pd., on forgery

of Golkar DPD Pandeglang district mandatory letter No.: C-67/DPD-II/GOLKAR/PDG/XII/2014 dated December 5th, 2015, that was utilized as the preconditions and means of verification to participate at Golkar 9th National at Mercure Hotel, Ancol, Jakarta (Agung Laksono side)

The case file is still being examined.



Case Disposal PhaseThe case file was returned for completion to Examiner

based on P-19 No.: B-3309/Ep.1/11/2015 on November 24th, 2015;

The case file is currently still at Examiner for completion.

7. Case against suspects Setiyardi alias Setiyardi Budiono and H. Darmawan Sepriyossa, M.A whom were alleged in the violation of article 310 paragraph (1) KUHP Jo. article 55 paragraph (1) number 1 KUHP Subs. article 310 paragraph (2) KUHP Jo. article 55 paragraph (1) number 1 KUHP.

Case Position :Allegation against suspect I and II in the writing of disinformation on personal matters of witness H. Joko Widodo, Eng., in the form of an article published in Obor Rakyat edition 01 dated May 5th – 11th, 2014. The said witness had physically seen and received the publication from Jokowi – JK legal team at Media Centre Jokowi – JK, Cemara street No. 19, Menteng, Central Jakarta, on June 4th, 2014.

The words and sentences related to the personal matters inside the said article was intentionally written by suspect I and II for the publication in Obor Rakyat edition 01 dated May 5th – 11th, 2014, without any support of neither the legal nor valid data, that was done with intents related to the fact of the effective statement from Partai Demokrasi Indonesia Perjuangan (PDI-P/Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle) on the appointment of the said witness, H. Joko Widodo, Eng., as the candidate for R.I Indonesia President from the party in 2014 presidential election. The expected impact of the disinformation intentionally written by suspect I and II was for the mass publication in Obor Rakyat edition 01 dated May 5th – 11th, directed for public reading material, which caused the said witness H. Joko Widodo to deem that the acts of suspect I and suspect II as an attack on his personal honour, credibility

and personal rights, that the witness H. Joko Widodo, Eng. deemed himself to be slandered and that the said publication was causing intangible injury to his personal self and resulted in the complaint as reported by witness H. Joko Widodo, Eng. to the R.I Police Force Criminal Investigation Bureau (BARESKRIM) on June 15th, 2014.

Case Disposal PhaseReturn of case file (Phase I) from R.I Police Force

Examiner No.: BP/40/X/2014/Dittipidum dated October 1st, 2014, that was received by R.I Attorney General Office on January 7th, 2015.

Issuance of P-21 No: B-66/N.2/Epp.1/01/2015 dated January 13th, 2015.

The case file has been forwarded to Central Jakarta District Attorney Service and is currently being in the finalization of indictment.

8. Case on Defamation of President against suspect Dr. Yulianus Paonangan, B.Sc.,

Case PositionAllegation of pornography and violation against morality identified on December 12th and 13th, 2015, by means of distribution or transmission or opening the public access to the electronic information and/or files at the Twitter account @ypaonganan under account name of #Jalamangkara dan akun facebook Yulian Paonganan.

The photo on Twitter account @ypaonganan under account name of #Jalamangkara dan akun facebook Yulian Paonganan was taken from the source of Twitter account @nikitamirzani posted on August 10th, 2012.

Infringement(s)- Article 4 paragraph (1) letter a and e Jo. article 29

Legislation No. 44/2008 on Pornography and/or;- Article 27 paragraph (1) Jo. article 45 paragraph (1)

Legislation No. 11/2008 on Electronic Information and Transaction.



Case Disposal Chronology:- Issuance of case investigation

commencement warrants (SPDP) from Director of Economy and Special Crime R.I Police Force Criminal Investigation Bureau (BARESKRIM) No.: B-126/XII/2015/Dittipideksus dated December 14th, 2015.

- P-16 No.: Print-721/E.4/Euh.1/12/2015 dated December 22nd, 2015.

- Up to the time of writing the said P-16 appointed General Prosecutor has not received the case file Phase I.

9. Case against suspect Margriet Ch Megawe

Case PositionPremeditated murder, premeditated persecution that occurred at around 1 p.m., Saturday, May 16th, 2015, on Sedap Malam street No. 26, Denpasar, Kesiman village, East Denpasar sub-district, Denpasar, that caused death and/or act of violence or persecution to a child, causing the underage victim to die, and/or continual economic exploitation and/or deliberation of the said underage victim to be in situation of continual neglect, and/or discrimination against the underage victim.

Infringement(s)Article 340 KUHP Jo. 55 KUHP, article 338 KUHP Jo. article 55 KUHP, article 353 paragraph (1), (3) KUHP Jo. article 55 KUHP, article 76C Jo. article 80 paragraph (1), (3) R.I Legislation No. 35/2014 on Amendment to R.I Legislation No. 23/2002 on Child Protection Jo. article 64 KUHP, article 76I Jo. article 88 R.I Legislation No. 35/2014 on Amendment to R.I Legislation No. 23/2002 on Child Protection Jo. article 64 KUHP, article 76B Jo. article 77B R.I Legislation No. 35/2014 on Amendment to R.I Legislation No. 23/2002 on Child Protection Jo. article 64 KUHP, article 76A letter a R.I Legislation No. 35/2014 on Amendment to R.I

Legislation No. 23/2002 on Child Protection Jo. article 64 KUHP.

Case Disposal PhaseThe case is currently still in the court process.

10. Case against accused Wong Chi Ping alias Surya Wijaya

Case PositionAccusation of criminal arrangement in narcotics crime and its precursor against suspect Wong Chi Ping alias Surya Wijaya, together with suspects Ahmad Salim MS, Tam Siu Lung, Siu Cheuk Fung, Tan See Ting Als A Ting, Cheung Hon Ming, Syarifudin Nurdin, Surjadi and Andika (all suspects in own case file) occurred at Lotte Mart Taman Surya, Kalideres, West Jakarta, on January 2016, whom had illegally or unlawfully offering the said illegal objects for trade, selling, receive, being the trade middle men, exchange and or conferral of category I narcotics in the form of narcotics vegetation 835 transparent plastic packages filled with narcotics crystal of Methamphetamine (shabu) weighed of 1,033.057 gram/package, with gross weight of approximately 862,603.1 gram.

General Prosecutor Demand:Death penalty.

Court Sentence West Jakarta District Court Sentence No :1084/Pid.Sus/2015/PN.JKT.BRT of death penalty.

Both accused and General Prosecutor presented judicial appeal.

1. Forestry and Land Fire case (corporation, PT. Antang Sawit Perkasa) against Wong Deming alias Wang Zu Xiang (China citizen)

Case PositionLand fire occurred on the area under the right of PT. Antang Sawit Perkasa during August, 2015 to September 9th, 2015, that finally burn the total 136 hectare land within the location of Land Cultivation Title (HGU) under

PT. Antang Sawit Perkasa due to insufficiency of fire extinguisher facility and infrastructure owned by PT. Antang Sawit Perkasa.

Infringement(s)Article 98 paragraph (1) or article 99 paragraph (1) Jo. article 116 Jo. article 117 Jo. article 118 R.I Legislation No. 32/2009 on Environmental Protection and Management.

Case Disposal PhaseHead of Pulang Pisau District Attorney Service issued P16- A No.: Print-74/Q.2.12.7/Ep.2/12/2015 dated December 17th, 2015.

2. Fishery crime case against suspect Yotin Kuarabiab

Case PositionThe said fishery crime case occurred on Arafura Sea, Indonesia, on Wednesday to Saturday February 12th – 16th, 2014, or at least at other times in 2014, committed by motor vessel Silver Sea under the agency of PT. Pasific Glory Lestari, KM. Mabiru 98 owned by PT. Jaring Mas and KM Tamina 8 owned by PT. Tanggul Mina Nusantara, by means of illegal transfer of fishery cargo on the sea, procuring fish from Republic of Indonesia Fishery Management Area without health certificate for fish and fish product and deactivating vessel monitoring system.

Infringement(s)Article 94 A Jo. article 28 A article 90 Jo. article 21, article 100 Jo. article 7 paragraph (2) letter a and



e R.I Legislation No. 31/2004 on Fishery.

Case Disposal PhaseFile case has been returned to Examiner for completion of direction from Investigator to strengthen the evidence in court.

13. Terrorism case (ISIS) against suspect Muhammad Basri alias Abu Saif alias Basri

Case PositionExamination on suspect arrested in terrorism act of flinging of self-made bomb to Syarul Yasin Limpo on 9 a.m., November 11th, 2012, in front of Mandala monument, Makassar, South Sulawesi, officers at police force obtained information on involvement of suspect Muhammad Basri alias Abu Saif alias Basri in the act. The suspect Muhammad Basri alias Abu Saif alias Basri was detained at around 9 a.m., Friday April 24th, 2015, on Manuruki street, Sudiang Raya village, Biring Kanaya district, Makassar, South Sulawesi, and was brought to police station for examination process.

Infringement(s)Article 15 Jo. article 7 or article 13 letter b or article 13 letter c Government Regulation in Lieu of Law (Perpu) No. 1/2002 that has been validated as Legislation No. 15/2003 on Obliteration of Terrorism.

Case Disposal PhaseCourt process with examination of witness at West Jakarta District Court.

14. Terrorism case (ISIS) against suspect Koswara alias Ibnu Abdilah alias Koswara Ibnu Abdilah alias Abu Hanifah alias Abu Kembar alias Jack.

Case PositionInvestigation on internet material that prompted inter-ethnic, interreligious, and inter-group relations (SARA) hostility or

animosity among individual and/or certain community group related to the presence of ISIS in Syria resulted in the information on the involvement of suspect Tuah F e b r i w a n s y a h alias M. Fachry alias Fachry in the occurrence and involvement of suspects Koswara alias Ibnu Abdilah alias Koswara Ibnu Abdilah alias Abu Hanifah alias Abu Kembar alias Jack, Aprimul Hendry alias Abu Adim alias Mul and Muhammad Amin Mude alias Abu Ahmad alias Muhamad Amin Mude in the funding and action for criminal arrangement of insurgence with the intent of separation of a certain or other region inside a certain ally from the entirety, or a section of the nation sovereignty by means of dispatching people to Syria. Confinement of the said suspect for examination process was done on Tuesday, March, 21st, 2015.

Infringement(s)Article 15 Jo. article 7 Government Regulation in Lieu of Law (Perpu) No. 1/ 2002 that has been validated as Legislation No. 15/2003 on Obliteration of Terrorism and article 4 Jo. article 5 Legislation No. 9/2013 on Obliteration of Terrorism Funding, or article 139a, 139b KUHP

Case Disposal PhaseCourt process with examination of witness at West Jakarta District Court.

15. Terrorism case (ISIS) against suspect Ridwan Sungkar alias Iwan alias Abu Bilal alias Ewok

Case PositionInvestigation on Indonesia citizens becoming ISIS partisans in Syria whom are committing terrorism against the said

country, officers at R.I Police Force obtained information on the involvement of suspect Ridwan Sungkar alias Iwan alias Abu Bilal alias Ewok in facilitating the travel of Indonesian citizens leaving to join ISIS in Syria. Police officers detained the suspect Ridwan Sungkar alias Iwan alias Abu Bilal alias Ewok at around 6.30 p.m., Friday March 27th, 2015, on K.H. Abdul Fatah street, Mangunsari village, Kedungwaru sub-district, Tulungagung, East Java, and brought the suspect to police station for examination process.

Infringement(s)Article 15 Jo. article 7 Government Regulation in Lieu of Law (Perpu) No. 1/2002 that has been validated as Legislation No. 15/2003 on Obliteration of Terrorism.

Case Disposal Phase Court process with examination of witness at West Jakarta District Court.



2015 ACHIEVEMENTS

B. Policies to Optimize General Crime Case Disposal Period January - Desember 2015.A. Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP)

2015 non-tax state revenue (PNBP) that has been credited to the State Treasury is IDR 135,274,519,302 (One Hundred Thirty Five Billion Two Hundred Seventy Four Million Five Hundred Nineteen Thousand Three Hundred and Two Rupiah) with the following description:

1) Traffic fine: IDR 96,726,396,134 (Ninety Six Billion Seven Hundred Twenty Six Million Three Hundred Ninety Six Thousand One Hundred Thirty Four Rupiah).

2) Retribution from Court Fees for Normal, Immediate and Transient cases: IDR 106,557,988,628 (One Hundred and Six Billion Five Hundred Fifty Seven Million Nine Hundred Eighty Eight Thousand Six Hundread Twenty Eight Rupiah);

3) Retribution from Court Fees for Normal Examinations/Immediate Examinations/Transient Examinations (APB/APS/APC): IDR 734,638,525 (Seven Hundred Thirty Four Million Six Hundred Thirty Eight Thousand Five Hundred Twenty Five Rupiah);

4) Retribution from auctions of evidence: IDR 2,797,823,578 (Two Billion Seven Hundred Ninety Seven Million Eight Hundred Twenty Two Thousand Five Hundred Seventy Eight Rupiah).

5) Other retribution from seized fund (APB/APS/APC), encountered fund and auctions of encountered objects IDR 18,597,130,681 (Eighteen Billion Five Hundred Ninety Seven Million One Hundred Thirty Thousand Six Hundred Eighty One Rupiah).

1. Issued the following Technical Guideline/Manual related to general crime:• R.I Attorney General Regulation

(PERJA) No.: PER-006/A/JA/04/2015 dated April 15th, 2015, on Manual for Diversion at Prosecution Level;

• R.I Attorney General Decree No.: KEP-066/A/JA/05/2015 dated April 15th, 2015, on Delegation of Power for The Appointment of General Prosecutor for Juvenile Delinquent.

• R.I Attorney General Circulation No.: 009/A/JA/08/2015 dated August 4th, 2015, on Adjustment in Code of Form for Transcript of Crime Case Administration.

• R.I Attorney General Directive No.: INS-002/A/JA/11/2015 dated November 18th, 2015 on Precautions Against Dispute and Conflict Management During Parallel Regional Election;

• Produced 13 (thirteen) documents on Technical Guideline for General Crime Case Disposal and Management during the period of January – November 2015.

• Issued Technical Implementation Manual:

a. Compilation of Regulations for Natural Resources Law Infringements:

1) Book I on the subjects of:

a) Compilation of regulations for forestry crimes, with technical guideline.

b) Compilation of regulations for crimes in mining, oil and gas.

2) Book II on the subjects of:

a) Compilation of

regulations for e n v i r o n m e n t a l crimes, with technical guideline.

b) Fishery crimes.

b. Compilation of Technical Guideline for The Management of General Crime Case Disposal with classifications of subjects on the management of general crime case disposal.

c. Compilation of regulations for Terrorism and Trans-Nations Crimes.

2. Supervision for case disposal quality improvement at:

a. South Sulawesi Provincial Attorney Service

b. West Nusa Tenggara Provincial Attorney Service

c. Gorontalo Provincial Attorney Service

d. Aceh Provincial Attorney Service

e. West Java Provincial Attorney Service

f. West Kalimantan Provincial Attorney Service

g. North Sumatera Provincial Attorney Service

h. Banten Provincial Attorney Service

i. South East Sulawesi Provincial Attorney Service

j. Maluku Provincial Attorney Service

k. Central Kalimantan Provincial Attorney Service

3. Disseminated information on Juvenile Delinquent Court System, a collaboration between R.I Attorney General Office and National Secretariat for the Access to Justice for Children under the National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS) in partnership with Australia Indonesia Partnership of Justice (AIPJ), in May to September



2014, that was done at Provincial Attorney Services of South Sumatera, North Sumatera and East Java that was participated by the Head of District Attorney Offices, Head of General Crime Sections, General Prosecutors for Juvenile Delinquent that included printing of info materials on Legislation No 11/2012 on Juvenile Delinquent Court System (SPPA), SPPA Handbook and Book for the Administration of SPPA.

4. Active collaboration with other institutions/agencies of:

a. R.I Supreme Court as the main resource in the technical capacity improvement for judges in fishery by means of refreshing coach for career judges and ad hoc in fishery.

b. National Bureau of Narcotics (BNN) as the main resource in dissemination of information on regulations for legislation on narcotics with the theme “Amplification of the Role of The Integrated Assessment Team in Legal Process for Rehabilitative Confinement of Narcotics Addicts and Victims of Narcotics Abuse”.

c. United States Department of Justice International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) in the validation of Document of Action Plan-Initial Discussion for Future Engagement or Collaboration.

d. R.I Police Force Educational Agency of Trans-Nations Crime Special Education and Training (Diklatsus Jatrans) as the main resource in Examination on Trans-Nations Child Sexual Exploitation in Jakarta Centre for Law Enforcement Cooperation (JCLEC).

e. R.I Coordinating Minister of Human Development and Culture as the member of working group in the Action Plan of GN-AKSA (National Movement Against Child Sexual Offense).

f. The Women’s National Commission as an active member in the discussion of “Incorporating the Integrated Legal System in Case Management of Violation on Women into Draft of Legislation on Abolition of Sexual Violence”

g. R.I Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection in the organizing of instrument for the survey in the management of juvenile delinquency.

h. United Nations Development Program (UNDP) as the expert panel in the Assessment of Multi-door Implementation for the Management of Natural Resources/Environmental Law Infringements.

i. Minister of Environmental and Forestry as Liaison Officer in the Integrated Law Enforcement Against Environmental Crime

and other numerous collaborations between Junior Attorney General General Crime and other ministries/institutions in organizing policies and development for law enforcement in general crime.

C. Execution of Death Sentence

With the intent to eliminate narcotics crime in Indonesia, during the period of January to December 2015, R.I Attorney General Office Junior Attorney General General Crime has executed 14 convicts with death sentence in narcotics cases that were expected to generate contriteness effect to narcotics offenders. The executions for the 14 convicts have been accomplished within two phases as below.

I. Accomplishment of First Phase on Nusa Kambangan, Monday, January 18th, 2015, Against The 6 Convicts Of:

1. Ang Kiem Soei alias Kim Ho alias Ance Thahir alias Tommi WijayaBorn in Fakfak, Papua, August 31st, 1952, male, citizen of Netherland, religion Buddha, occupation merchant, address Rosevelt Laan-234 Netherland.

2. Rani Andriani alias Melisa ApriliaBorn in Cianjur, West Java, September 26th, 1975, female, citizen of Indonesia, religion Islam, occupation-, address Prof. M. Yamin street, block Edy II, Rt 003/03 no. 34 Cianjur, West Java.

3. Namaona DenisBorn in Malauje, December 3rd, 1966, male, citizen of Malawi, religion Islam, occupation private business, education level of junior high school, address 103 Port Hart Wnawza, Malawi.

4. Marcho Archer Cardoso MoreiraBorn in Rio De Jaineiro, October 1st, 1961, male, citizen of Brazil, religion Catholic, occupation pilot/private, education 2nd Degree School, address Street Rua Rainha Elizabeth 706/105 Copacabana Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

5. Daniel Enemuo alias DiarrssaoubaBorn in Enugu, Nigeria, September 12th, 1976, citizen of Nigeria, male, religion Christian, occupation merchant.

6. Tran Thi Bich Hanh Binti DinhhoangBorn in Hanoi, Vietnam, July 9th, 1977, female, occupation private.

Table2015 Recapitulation of Data on Numbers of Death

Sentenced Convicts Based on Crime Cases Categories

No. CASE CAT-EGORY

NUMBER OF CONVICTS INFORMATION

1. Homicide 92Directorate of Man and Possession

2. Terorrism 2Counterterrorism Working Unit

3. Narcotics 58Directorate of Other General Crime Acts

Total 152



II. Accomplishment of Second Phase on Nusa Kambangan, Wednesday, April 29th, 2015, Against The 8 Convicts Of:

1. Rodrigo GularteBirth place: Brazil, age/day of birth: 42 years old/May 31st, 1972, male, citizen of Brazil, religion Catholic, residence: SV Lage De Vedra 95 AP 501 Itacorubi PNS 88034610 Plorrianopolis Sao Paulo, Brazil, occupation: university student

2. Sylvester Obiekwe NwoliseBorn in Nigeria, July 7th, 1965, male, citizen of Nigeria, address no. 59 Adetola St. Lagos, Nigeria and no. 2 Benjamin St. Lagos, Nigeria, religion Christian, merchant, education university

3. Okwudili OyatanzeBorn in Anambra State Nigeria in 1970, citizen of Nigeria, male, religion Catholic, merchant, passport no. 422599944 on the name of Zwelibanzi Joseph Manana (belong to other person). 21 Onwudiwe Street Onitsha Anambra State Nigeria.

4. Martin Anderson alias BeloBirth place: London, 51 years old/August 23rd, 1964, male, citizen of Ghana, residence: Wisma Kelapa Gading Permai Lt. 3, blok A no. 3 Km. 3, North Jakarta, religion Islam, merchant, High School.

5. MGS. Zainal Abidin Bin MGS. Mahmud BadarudinSex: male, birth place: Palembang, religion Islam, citizen of Indonesia, residence: Ki Gede Ing Suro street, Palembang.

6. Rahem Agbaje Salami Cordova40 years old/January 2nd, 1965, Republic of Cordova, Coto Dicorein Republic of Cordova, religion Islam, male, agriculture consultant

7. Myuran SukumaranBirth place: London, United Kingdom, age/day of birth: 33 years old/April 17th, 1981, male, citizen of: Australia, residence: Hotel Hard Rock Kuta, Badung district, 3/9 Ragian Road Auburn 2144 Sidney, Australia, religion: Christian, occupation: ex employee at Statesstreet Bank & Trust, education: High School

8. Andrew Chan Birth place: Sidney, age/day of birth: 30 years old/January 12th, 1984, male, citizen of: Australia, residence: Hotel Hard Rock Kuta, Badung district, original address: 22 Beaumaris Street Enfield 2136 Sidney, Australia, religion: Christian, occupation: logistic service (Comppass Eurest Company Catering), education: High School.

In 2015, Junior Attorney General General Crime has also delivered prosecution against narcotics cases of:1. Prosecutorial Plan of Life sentence for 89 cases1. Prosecutorial Plan of Death sentence for 104 case


sPEC IA L C RIME CAsE s

4.4 SPECIAL CRIME CASES

The performance of duties and functions in special crime division is strongly related to the development agenda within the extent of the prevention and eradication of corruption as stated in 2015-2019 Mid-Term National Development Planning (RPJMN) that is directed to synchronizing of regulations against corruption, intensification of international collaboration in asset seizure, protection for justice collaborator, improving the effectiveness of various strategies for the prevention and eradication of corruption in ministries, institutions, and local government by means of employing the national strategy for the prevention and eradication of corruption education on anti-corruption and supervision on public service.

Aligned with 2012-2025 Long-Term National Strategy For The Prevention And Eradication Of Corruption and the 2012-2014 mid-term that stated in Presidential Order No. 55/2012, R.I Attorney General Office has been implementing preventive and countermeasures activities to eradicate corruption.

Preventive Measure in Eradication of Corruption Crime Cases

Throughout 2015, preventive measures to eradicate corruption within R.I Attorney General Office has been done through the coordination with all division (Special Crime, General Crime, Intelligence, Civil and State Administrative, Supervision, Development).

Implementation of activities were comprised of:

Ensuring transparency and accountability of Attorney Service case disposal by usage of information technology based case disposal system;

Strengthening of Network for Anti Corruption, Collusion and Nepotism Community (Jaringan Masyarakat Anti KKN);

Management of e-Procurement for goods and service and certification for Goods and Service Procurement Expert;

Delivered Legal Information and Outreach, which one of the materials was Countermeasures Against Corruption and Preventive Actions;

Conducted mapping for corruption high risk corporations to eradicate corruption crime cases;

Conducted outreach to all Attorney Service networking on prosecution acts against multiple layered crime cases of conjoined crimes of corruption and money laundering.



“A Total Recovered State’s Treasury/WealthRp. 642.612.382.187”

Countermeasures Acts in Eradication of Corruption

In 2014, countermeasures still have strategic value to regain public trust to institutional performance of Attorney Service. From the aspect of implementation, Attorney Service has attempted to operate ‘at cost system’ in providing budget to operate the acts of countermeasures against corruption.

Attorney Service set the conditions of existence of qualitative improvement in the handling of corruption crime cases, from the phase of investigation, examination, prosecution and execution, so as to make the eradication of corruption is not merely about the increased numbers of case disposed but also about the observation to the quality of case management. Eradication of corruption is not only to enable penalization of the perpetrators but also to enable the recovery of loss to the state’s wealth. Wealth and asset of the perpetrators will be confiscated for evidence to be deliberated in the charge for restitution.

Reformative steps of bestowing full power to each Head of Provincial Attorney Service and Head of District Attorney Service as leaders at regional level, for controlling the handling of corruption case crimes were expected to enable smooth and faster handling of corruption crime cases devoid of the need to endure lengthy bureaucratic line without abandoning local wisdom by putting conscience forward and delivering proper report of the implementation to the superior level.

2015 Performance Activities of Special Crime Division in Countermeasures Against Corruption Crime Case Disposal at R.I Attorney General Office, Provincial Attorney Service, District Attorney Service and Sub-District Attorney Service:

1. Investigation on 1,988 cases from the targeted 1,445, or equal to 137.57 %.

2. Examination for 1,785 cases from the targeted 1,445, or equal to 123.52 %.

3. Pre-prosecution done to 2,446 cases from the targeted 1,430, or equal to 171.04 %.

4. Prosecution for 2,446 cases from the targeted 1.430, or equal to 171.04 %.

2015 Recovered State’s Treasury/Wealth from C o u n t e r m e a s u r e s Against Corruption Crime Case Disposal: Execution of penalties

for crime cases of IDR 88,260,887,877.

Execution of restitution of IDR 139,828,515,696.94.

Execution of court fees of IDR 600.000.

Recovered state’s treasury from the phases of examination and prosecution of IDR 642,612,382,187

Percentace of Case Disposal of Special Crimes and Recovered State’s Treasury/Wealth



Table2015 Recapitulation of Corruption Cases in Indonesia Phases of Investigation (LID), Examination

(DIK) and Prosecution (TUT)

No. Task Force Number of LID

Number of DIK

PenuntutanRestored State Funds

Phases of DIK and TUTDIK

Attorney Service

DIKPolice Force

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 81 R.I Attorney General

Office98 75 121 28 Rp. 53.413.254.298

2 NAD 70 40 38 34 Rp. 4.361.574.696

3 Sumatera Utara 207 97 92 25 Rp. 48.732.294.021

4 Sumatera Barat 90 52 34 10 Rp. 6.707.104.770

5 Riau 37 47 43 46 Rp. 84.504.724.833

6 Jambi 63 51 48 10 Rp. 38.236.176.093

7 Sumatera Selatan 66 50 47 42 Rp. 10.458.380.323

8 Bengkulu 34 46 39 28 Rp. 3.645.412.262

9 Lampung 44 25 31 16 Rp. 6.898.439.571

10 Jakarta 43 23 101 25 Rp. 17.992.548.225

11 Jawa Barat 110 125 129 54 Rp. 66.881.069.279

12 Jawa Tengah 154 157 91 40 Rp. 16.232.667.530

13 DI Yogyakarta 22 14 24 4 Rp. 1.073.254.170

14 Jawa Timur 113 189 68 32 Rp. 85.578.702.248

15 Bali 40 23 39 23 Rp. 4.534.102.696

16 Nusa Tenggara Barat 36 26 22 20 Rp. 8.329.628.668

17 Nusa Tenggara Timur 54 125 98 19 Rp. 21.569.861.889

18 Kalimantan Barat 70 50 25 33 Rp. 4.350.039.711

19 Kalimantan Tengah 39 24 18 38 Rp. 5.557.602.959

20 Kalimantan Selatan 27 27 34 15 Rp. 1.433.814.472

21 Kalimantan Timur 60 43 25 37 Rp. 15.059.091.614

22 Sulawesi Utara 38 30 19 22 Rp. 1.560.079.218

23 Sulawesi Tengah 37 68 50 4 Rp. 909.128.381

24 Sulawesi Tenggara 56 45 44 19 Rp. 3.647.199.496

25 Sulawesi Selatan 139 121 90 52 Rp. 60.131.726.696

26 Maluku 36 39 45 9 Rp. 1.948.313.435

27 Papua 53 50 52 66 Rp. 31.024.502.373

28 Banten 23 21 32 31 Rp. 17.949.404.026

29 Bangka Belitung 20 24 19 7 Rp. 1.435.634.081

30 Gorontalo 33 25 18 7 Rp. 3.367.052.749

31 Maluku Utara 28 31 24 6 Rp. 960.882.181

32 Kepulauan Riau 40 21 40 18 Rp. 13.969.310.553

Total 1988 1785 1622 824 Rp.642.612.382.187



2015 Pre-Prosecution

No Task Force TargetAchieve-

mentPercentage

1R.I Attorney General Office

80 149 186,25 %

2Provincial, District and Sub-District Attorney Services in Indonesia

1.350 2.297 170,14 %

TOTAL 1.430 2.446 171,04 %

2015 Achievement in Prosecution


mentPercentage


80 149 186,25 %


1.350 2.297 170,14 %

TOTAL 1.430 2.446 171,04 %

2015 Recovery of State’s Wealth in Examination and Prosecution Phase

No Task Force Amount

1 R.I Attorney General Office IDR 53,413,254,298


IDR 589,199,127,889

TOTAL IDR 642,612,382,187

2015 Achievement in Investigation


mentPercentage


95 98 103,15 %


1.350 1.890 140 %

TOTAL 1.445 1.988 137,57 %

2015 Achievement in Examination


mentPercentage


95 75 78,94 %


1.350 1.710 126,66 %

TOTAL 1.445 1.785 123,52 %

TABLE & GRAPHIC



2015 Finalization of Prosecution for Economic and Other Special Crime Cases Disposal Done by Special Crime Division : Tax Crime Cases

No Description Number of Case1 Outstanding Cases per December

31st, 20140 case

2 Incoming Report Jan - Dec 2015 10 casesTotal 10 cases

3 Number of Finalization/Handed to District Court

10 cases

4 Outstanding Case per December 31st, 2015

0 case

5 Percentage of Finalization 100%

Smuggling / Customs Crime Cases

No Description Number of Case

1Outstanding Cases per December 31st, 2014

2 Cases

2 Incoming Report Jan - Dec 2015 38 Cases

Total 40 Cases3 Number of Finalization/Handed to

District Court40 Cases


0 Case


Excise Crime Cases

No Description Number of Case

1 Outstanding Cases per December 31st, 2014

0 case

2 Incoming Report Jan - Dec 2015 10 cases

Total 10 cases3 Number of Finalization/Handed to

District Court10 cases


0 case


Results Achieved from Legal Actions Against Corruption Cases Period January - December 2015 :

Judicial Appeal


31st, 2014 2,021 cases

2 Incoming Report Jan - Dec 2015 510 casesTotal 2,531 cases

3 Concluded in 2015 321 cases4 Outstanding Case per December

31st, 2015 2,210 cases

Cassation


31st, 20141,333 case

2 Incoming Report Jan - Dec 2015 484 casesTotal 1,817 cases

3 Concluded in 2015 (as reported to Attorney Service)

443 cases


1,347 cases

Review of Court Decision (PK) (pleaded by convicts)


31st, 2014280 cases



31st, 2015 363 cases

Clemency


31st, 2014144 cases



31st, 2015142 cases



Legal Actions Performed to Economic and Other Special Crime Cases :

Execution and Examination at Special Crime Case Division

Executed 1,179 confinements of convicts for corruption.

Restitution credited to State Treasury in 2015 was IDR 136,860,918,011.61 (One Hundred Thirty Six Billion Eight Hundred Sixty Million Nine Hundred Eighteen Thousand and Eleven Rupiah Sixty One Cents).

General examination of 115 corruption case files and 25 other special crime case files, and Special Examination of 7 case files.

Judicial Appeal


31st, 201465 cases


Total 71 cases


31st, 201544 cases

Cassation


31st, 2014124 cases


Total 130 cases


31st, 201586 cases

Review of Court Decision (PK) (pleaded by convicts)


31st, 20142 cases


Total 4 cases

3 Concluded in 2015 0 case4 Outstanding Case per December

31st, 20154 cases

Clemency


31st, 201439 cases


Total 42 cases


31st, 20156 cases



TablePUBLIC INTEREST APPEALING CORRUPTION CASES IN 2015

NO CONVICTS’ IDENTITY CASE DESCRIPTIONCONFISCATED

ASSETSTATE’S

LOSSINFO

1 2 3 5 6 71 DASEP AHMADI, Eng.,

50 years old,Jan., 18th, 1965,Director PT. Sarimas Ahmadi Pratama

Allegation of corruption in the procurement for 16 (sixteen) unit of vehicle type Electric Microbus and Electric Executive Bus at PT. BRI (incorpora-tion), PT. Perusahaan Gas Negara (National Gas Company/PT. PGN) and PT. Pertamina (company)

COURT PROCESS

2 H. MANDRA NAIH50 years old,2 May 1965Direktur CV. Viandra Production

Allegation of corruption in the procurement for on-air broadcasting pro-gram LPP-TVRI in 2012

SUSPECT ARRESTED

3 IWAN CHERMAWAN Allegation of corruption in the procurement for on-air broadcasting pro-gram LPP-TVRI in 2012

SUSPECT ARRESTED

4 YULKASMIR Allegation of corruption in the procurement for on-air broadcasting pro-gram LPP-TVRI in 2012

SUSPECT ARRESTED

5 IRWAN HENDARMIN, S.KomDirector of Program and Organization for Public Broadcasting R.I National Television (LPP TVRI)


SUSPECT ARRESTED

6 EDDI MAHMUDI EFENDI, B.A.,Finance Director LPP TVRI / Authorized Bud-get Holder


PHASE OF COURT IN-VESTIGATION ON WITNESS / SUSPECT

7 RINO LANDEPersident Director PT. Artha Putra Arjuna (ex President Director PT. Suramadu Angkasa Indo-nesia)

Allegation of corruption in the procurement for sports facilities of sports science equipment for the Centre for Sports Education, Training and School (P3SoN) at KE-MENPORA in 2011

SUSPECT ARRESTED



8 BRAHMANTORI, B.A.,Ex Deputy Assistant for Development of Sports Facilities and Infra-structure Minister for Youth and Sports Affairs (KEMENPORA) / Officer for Commitment Autho-rization

Allegation of corruption in the procurement for sports facilities of sports science equipment for the Centre for Sports Education, Training and School (P3SoN) at KE-MENPORA in 2011

SUSPECT ARRESTED

9 BAMBANG PRAJOKO Allegation of corruption in financial management on revenue from ticket sale at PT. Merpati Nusan-tara Airlines District

PHASE II as per Oct., 28th, 2015

10 HENDRO CAHYONO Allegation of corruption in financial management on revenue from ticket sale at PT. Merpati Nusan-tara Airlines District


11 ASRIANTO Allegation of corruption in financial management on revenue from ticket sale at PT. Merpati Nusan-tara Airlines District


12 RUCI NOVIHARI Allegation of corruption in financial management on revenue from ticket sale at PT. Merpati Nusan-tara Airlines District


13 GATOT PUJO NUGRO-HOGovernor of South Su-matera, non-active

Corruption act in the management of social and grant fund at the North Sumatera provin-cial government in 2013

PHASE OF IN-VESTIGATION ON WITNESS / SUSPECT

14 EDDY SOFYAN, B.A., M.A.,Civil Servant (Head of Union of Nations and Pol-itics [Kesbangpol] North Sumatera province)

Corruption act in the management of social and grant fund at the North Sumatera provin-cial government in 2013

SUSPECT ARRESTED

15 INDONESIAN BANK RE-STRUCTURING AGENCY (IBRA/BPPN)

Allegation of corruption act in the trading of three cessies by BPPN to Victo-ria Securities Internation-al Corporation in 2003

PHASE OF IN-VESTIGATION ON WITNESS

16 PT. MOBILE 8 TELECOM (PT. SMARTFREN)

Allegation of corruption in the acceptance of ex-cessive tax payment from PT. Mobile 8 Telecom (PT. Smartfren) in fiscal years 2007-2009.

INVESTIGA-TION ON WIT-NESS


C IVIL A Nd sTATE A dMINI sTRATIVE CAsE s

4.5 CIVIL AND STATE ADMINISTRATIVE CASES

Duties and functions of R.I Attorney Service in Civil and State Administrative was stipulated in article 30 paragraph (2) Legislation No. 16/2004 on R.I Attorney Service that stated: “in Civil and State Administrative, R.I Attorney General Office by the virtue of special power is authorized to act, either within or outside the court, for, and on behalf of the state or government”.

Scope of Civil and State Administrative as stipulated in the article 24 paragraph (2) R.I Presidential Order No. 38/2010 on on The Organization and Management of R.I Attorney General Office encompasses: law enforcement, legal assistance, legal consideration and other legal actions to the state or government including state institutions/agencies, central and local government institutions/agencies, and national and regional owned enterprises, for the recovery and restoration of state’s wealth, preservation of government authority, and provision of legal services to the public.

2015 achievements of Civil and State Administrative Division are:

a. R.I Attorney General OfficeCase Disposal :

CASES/ACTIVITIES ACHIEVEMENTCIVIL 12 cases/activitiesSTATE ADMINISTRATIVE 56 cases/activitiesRESTITUTION 219 cases/activities

TOTAL 287 cases/activities

Description of Case Disposal:

Law Enforcement - cases/activities Legal Assistance 144 cases/activitiesLegal Consideration 124 cases/activitiesLegal Service 3 cases/activitiesOther Legal Actions 16 cases/activities

Total 287 cases/activities

Recovery and Restoration of State’s Wealth by R.I Attorney General Office.

In 2015, the recovery of state’s wealth being done at central level (R.I Attorney General Office) amounted to IDR 520.005.000.000 (Five Hundred Twenty Billion and Five Million Rupiah), while the restoration amounted to IDR 63,849,885,433 (Sixty Three Billion Eight Hundred Forty Nine Million Eight Hundred Eighty Five Thousand Four Hundred Thirty Three Rupiah).

b. Provincial, District and Sub-District Attorney Service

Case Disposal:

CASES/ACTIVITIES ACHIEVEMENTCIVIL 237 cases/activitiesSTATE ADMINISTRATIVE 134 cases/activitiesRESTITUTION 3,274 cases/activities

TOTAL 3,645 cases/activities

Description of Case Disposal:

Law Enforcement - cases/activitiesLegal Assistance 3,392 cases/activitiesLegal Consideration 94 cases/activitiesLegal Service 155 cases/activitiesOther Legal Actions 4 cases/activities

Total 3,645 cases/activities



A Total Recovered State’s Treasury/ Wealth Attorney General, Provincial

Attorney and District AttorneyRp. 1.151.614.638.019,84

Recovery and Restoration of State’s Wealth at Provincial Attorney Services and District Attorney Services throughout Indonesia.

2015 recovery of state’s wealth at Provincial Attorney Services and District Attorney Services throughout Indonesia amounted to IDR 286,840,307,839 (Two Hundred Eighty Six Billion Eight Hundred Forty Million Three Hundred and Seven Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty Nine Rupiah). Restoration of state’s wealth was IDR 280,919,444,747.84 (Two Hundred Eighty Billion Nine Hundred Nineteen Million Four Hundred Forty Four Thousand Seven Hundred Forty Seven Rupiah Eighty Four Cents). Hence, the total amount of recovered and restored state’s wealth at R.I Attorney General Office, Provincial Attorney Services and District Attorney Services throughout Indonesia = IDR 583,854,885,433 + IDR 567,759,752,586.84 = IDR 1,151,614,638,019.84 (One Trillion One Hundred Fifty One Billion Six Hundred Fourteen Million Six Hundred Thirty Eight Thousand and Nineteen Rupiah Eighty Four Cents).



Table Total Recovery and Restoration of State’s Wealth

January to December 2015

NO ATTORNEY SERVICE RECOVERED RESTOREDTOTAL RECOVERED AND

RESTOREDINFO

1 2 3 4 5 61. R.I Attorney General

OfficeRp 520.005.000.000,00 Rp 63.849.885.433,00 Rp 583.854.885.433.00

2. KT – N. A. D - Rp 444.051.568,00 Rp 444.051.568,00

3. KT – SUMUT - Rp 237.354.922,00 Rp 237.354.922,00

4. KT – SUMBAR Rp 284.235.307.839,00 - Rp 284.235.307.839,00

5. KT – RIAU - Rp 3.338.025.222,74 Rp 3.338.025.222,74

6. KT – JAMBI - Rp 114.047.535,84 Rp 114.047.535,84

7. KT – SUMSEL - Rp 855.071.815,00 Rp 855.071.815,00

8. KT – BENGKULU - Rp 23.291.200,00 Rp 23.291.200,00

9. KT – LAMPUNG - - -

10. KT – DKI JAKARTA - - -

11. KT – JAWA BARAT - - -

12. KT – JAWA TENGAH - Rp 1.779.497.395,00 Rp 1.779.497.395,00

13. KT– D.I.YOGJAKARTA - Rp 916.663.347,19 Rp 916.663.347,19

14. KT – JAWA TIMUR - Rp 268.561.176.033,00 Rp 268.561.176.033,00

15. KT – KALBAR - Rp 67.941.125,00 Rp 67.941.125,00

16. KT – KALTENG - Rp 1.601.765.337,00 Rp 1.601.765.337,00

17. KT – KALSEL - - -

18. KT – KALTIM Rp 2.500.000.000,00 Rp 20.000.000,00 Rp 2.520.000.000,00

19. KT – SULUT - Rp 299.793.702,88 Rp 299.793.702,88

20. KT – SULTENG - - -

21. KT – SULTRA - Rp 18.480.140,00 Rp 18.480.140,00

22. KT – SULSEL - - -

23. KT – B A L I - Rp 855.000.000,00 Rp 855.000.000,00

24. KT – N T B - Rp 258.504.600,00 Rp 258.504.600,00

25. KT – N T T - - -

26. KT – MALUKU - Rp 22.550.104,00 Rp 22.550.104,00

27. KT – PAPUA - Rp 402.623.878,00 Rp 402.623.878,00

28. KT – MALUKU UTARA - - -

29. KT – BANTEN - Rp 995.056.822,19 Rp 995.056.822,19

30. KT – BABEL Rp 105.000.000,00 Rp 102.000.000,00 Rp 207.000.000,00

31. KT - GORONTALO - - -

32. KT – KEP. RIAU - Rp 6.550.000,00 Rp 6.550.000,00

T O T A L Rp. 806.845.307.839,00 Rp. 344.769.330.180,84 Rp. 1.151.614.638.019,84

Note : Data presented here is accurate to those presented in supporting document.



Civil and State Administrative Division Cases Enticing Public Interest

1. State Administrative Lawsuit to the object of R.I Presidential Decree No. 32/G Year 2014 dated December 30th, 2014, at Jakarta State Administrative Court Jakarta Register No.: 30/G/2015/PTUN-JKT dated February 24th, 2015.

1. The Parties :a. Complainant : Myuran Sukumaran.b. Defendant : The President of The Republic of Indonesia.

2. Case PositionMyuran Sukumaran filed a lawsuit against R.I President on Legal Verdict by Head of State Administrative Court No. 30/G/2015/PTUN-JKT dated February 24th, 2015, which essentially was a lawsuit from Complainant No. 30/G/2015/PTUN-JKT dated February 11th, 2015, against R.I Presidential Decree No. 32/G Year 2014 dated December 30th, 2014, that was rejected due to the nature of the a quo object in this lawsuit that is not under the State Administrative Dispute. The principles for the consideration of the Head of State Administrative Court in the verdict were as follow:- General explanation for Legislation No. 22/2002 on Clemency stated that Clemency is in fact, a pardon

granted from the President in the form of adjustment, alleviation, reduction, or abolition to the execution of verdict to the convict.

- The a quo object in the lawsuit filed by Complainant is under the presidential prerogative rights as regulated by the virtue of The Republic of Indonesia 1945 National Constitution and is under the presidential judicial authority which is exclusive from the presidential act in performing governmental affairs as stipulated in article 1 number 1 and 2 Legislation No. 5/1986 on Civil and State Administrative Court Jo. article 1 number 7 and 8 Legislation No. 51/2009, wherefore Civil and State Administrative Court has no authority to conduct any legal activity against the a quo object in this lawsuit due to its nature that was not an object under the State Administrative Dispute.

3. Case Disposal Phase:Finalized by Civil and State Administrative Court declaratory verdict dated April 6th, 2015, of - Rejection of lawsuit filed by Complainant.- Declared sustained to the Head of Jakarta Civil and State Administrative verdict No. 30/G/2015/PTUN-JKT

dated February 24th, 2015.- Penalize the Complainant to pay court case fee incurred in the lawsuit.

2. Lawsuit from Ministry of Environment against PT. Kallista Alam.The State Attorney represented the Minister of Environment as legal counsellor in this case, along with legal team of the Ministry of Environment. The position of the case commenced at the time when PT. Kallista Alam, the Defendant, obtained Agronomy Plantation Title from Governor of Aceh as stated in Governor of Aceh Permit No: 525/BP2T/5322/2011 dated August 25th, 2011, or, 25th Ramadhan, 1432 H, for approximately 1,605 hectare of land located in Pulo Kruet village, Darul Makmur sub-district, Nagan Raya district, Aceh province. All 1,605 hectare plantation under the said Title held by the Defendant exists within the location known as Leuser Ecosystem Area (Kawasan Ekosistem Leuser/KEL), which is a conservation area protected by legislation under the virtue of Presidential Decree No. 3 Year 1998 on Leuser Ecosystem Area which borders are determined by Minister of Forestry in the Decree No.: 190/Kpts-II/2001 dated June 29th, 2001, on Validation for Borders of Leuser Ecosystem Area in Aceh Province. Based on hotspot data from MODIS satellite published by the National Aeronatics and Space Agency (NASA), the Defendant has been clearing the peatland by fire during February to June 2012. The said action taken by the Defendant has fulfilled the qualification of Unlawful Deeds (onrechtmatige daad) as stipulated in article 90 Environmental Legislation and article 1365 Civil Code (Kitab Undang-Undang Hukum Perdata). The State Attorney representing the Minister of Forestry in this case won the case, where the panel of Judges at the cassation phase penalized PT Kallista Alam to pay IDR 366 Billion.

3. Lawsuit between the Government of the Republic of Indonesia Against Supersemar Foundation.The State Attorney represented the R.I President in this lawsuit against Supersemar Foundation that was won by the State Attorney where the panel of Judges at Judicial Review phase penalized Supersemar Foundation to pay the R.I Government 75% persen from US$ 420,002,910.64, or equal to US$ 315,002,183 (Three Hundred Fifteen Million and Two Hundred Thousand One Hundred Eighty Three U.S Dollar) and 75% from IDR 185,918,048,904.75 or equal to IDR 139,438,536,678.56 (One Hundred Thirty Nine Billion Four Hundred Thirty Eight Million Five Hundred Thirty Six Thousand Six Hundred Seventy Eight Rupiah and Fifty Six Cents).


INTERNA L A Nd EksTERNA L sUPERVI sI ON

4.6 INTERNAL AND EKSTERNAL SUPERVISION

Establishment of a government that is free from corruption, collusion and nepotism or good governance will need three of the following things: inter-institutions coordination between law enforcement institutions, the maintain of civil servant integrity system and increased public participation in supervision.

Considering all the three aspects, R.I Attorney General Office understands that all three are the preconditions for a government that is clean and free from corruption, collusion and nepotism, hence greatly required in the organizing of R.I Attorney General Office.

R.I Attorney General Office always tried do the integrated coordination with all law enforcement institutions to prevent misconduct from insan adhyaksa.

R.I Attorney General Office also open a wide opportunity for increasing public participation in supervision by providing the online complaint mechanism at the R.I Attorney General Office website to manage public complaints and providing Public Complaint Box at every Attorney Service working units in all areas.

Challenges still existed in the civil servant integrity system, specifically in the reception of Public Servants’ Assets Declaration (LHKSPN) that was delivered to all of the R.I Attorney General Office personnel. In 2015, from 10,559 R.I Attorney General Office personnel, only 1,967, or around 18.63%, has reported back, while those who had not declared their wealth numbered 1,431 for those who has not returned Form A LHKSPN and 7,161 has not returned Form B, or total of 81,37%.

In 2015, Supervision division has done a series of attempt to improve supervision and civil servants integration system by straightening up the professional code of ethics to strengthen the integrity of RAIGO personnel that was expected to achieve the performance of law enforcer that is honourable and trusted by the public. Other than supervision done by internal supervision personnel, Supervision division also has done supervision as a means for quality control on public service effort performed by all personnel in other areas. The said activities of supervision were done by Junior Attorney General Supervision and all of the personnel.

Supervision Division performance in the implementation of its duties and power are:

A. Inspection1. General Inspection

TableNumber of General Inspection

January – December 2015

Object of Inspection Number

R.I Attorney General Office 6

Provincial Attorney Services 31

District Attorney Services 169

Total 206

2. Special Inspection

TableNumber of Special Inspection


Provincial Attorney Service Number of Case(s)

Sumatera Utara 1

Nusa Tenggara Barat 1

Papua 1

Sumatera Selatan 1

Jambi 1

Jawa Barat 2

Kalimantan Timur 1

Lampung 1

Kalimantan Selatan 2

Jawa Tengah 1

Kalimantan Barat 1

Total 13



3. Inspection on Case and Clarification

TableData on Case Inspection


R.I Attorney General Office/ Provincial Attorney Office

Number of Case(s)

R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau

2

Sumatera Utara 1Nusa Tenggara Timur 1

Jakarta 1Junior Attorney General Special Crime 3

Jawa Barat 4Maluku 2

Kalimantan Selatan 1Sulawesi Selatan 3

Banten 1Sulawesi Utara 2Maluku Utara 3

Jawa Timur 1Junior Attorney General Development 3

Total 28

TableData Clarification


R.I Attorney General Office/Provincial Attorney Office

Number of Case(s)

Aceh 1

Sumatera Utara 6

Sumatera Barat 1

Jambi 2

Jakarta 1

Nusa Tenggara Timur 1

Papua 1

Junior Attorney General Special Crime 2

Sumatera Selatan 1

Kalimantan Tengah 1

Junior Attorney General General Crime 3

Jawa Barat 10

Kepulauan Riau 3

Lampung 3

Maluku 2

Kalimantan Selatan 3

Jawa Tengah 4

Bangka Belitung 1

Sulawesi Selatan 2

Banten 1

Sulawesi Utara 3

Junior Attorney General Development 3

Bengkulu 1

Kalimantan Barat 2

Yogyakarta 2

Riau 1

Total 61

B. 2015 Disposal of Complaint Report:

639 complaint reports have been received in 2015, with 286 outstanding from 2014, or total of 925 complaint reports. To follow up on all those complaint reports, disposal attempts in 2015 have been done to 729 complaint reports with the results of 125 confirmed, 442 unconfirmed and 168 forwarded.

TableRecapitulation of Complaint Reports Disposal 2015

No. Inspec-tor

Outstanding Complaint Reports Per Dec 2014

Incoming Complaint

Reports 2015Total

DiselesaikanIn Pro-

cessLegiti-mate

Illegiti-mate

Trans-ferred

Subto-tal

1 I 67 134 201 18 106 13 137 64

2 II 40 167 207 32 58 95 185 22

3 III 81 47 128 25 87 8 120 8

4 IV 42 204 246 27 116 42 185 61

5 V 56 87 143 23 75 10 102 35

Total 286 639 925 125 442 168 729 190



Complaint Reports Enticing Public Interest In 2015

1) The Assistant of General Crime at West Java Provincial Attorney Service made the intervention to prosecutorial plan of Cibadak District Attorney Service by ordering the Head of General Crime Section and the General Prosecutor at Cibadak District Attorney Service to change the prosecutorial plan on the narcotics case against the accused Mostafa Moradalivand bin Moradali and the accused Seyed Hashim Moosavipour bin Sayed Abdollah with the evidence of more than 40 kg. The initial prosecutorial plan presented was death penalty that were changed into 20 years imprisonment for the accused Mostafa Moradalivand bin Moradali and 15 years imprisonment for the accused Seyed Hashim Moosavipour bin Sayed Abdollah.

Progress :a. MUHAMMAD YUSUF HANDOKO, B.A. Law., M.A/ Law, as the Assistant of General Crime at West Java Provincial Attorney

Service violated article 3 number 5 Government Regulation (PP) No. 53/2010 on Civil Servants Discipline and was subjected to disciplinary sanction of removal from structural position (article 7 paragraph (4) letter c PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline).

b. MUHAMMAD YURIS RAWANDO, B.A. Law, as Head of General Crime Section Cibadak District Attorney Service violated article 3 number 5 PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline and was subjected to disciplinary sanction of removal from structural position (article 7 paragraph (4) letter c PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline).

c. WARDIANTO, B.A. Law, as General Prosecutor at Cibadak District Attorney Service violated article 3 number 5 PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline and was subjected to disciplinary sanction of one rank demotion reassignment for thee years (article 7 paragraph (4) letter a PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline).

d. RIO ROZADA SITUMEANG, B.A. Law, as Functional Attorney at Cibadak District Attorney Service violated article 3 number 5 PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline and was subjected to disciplinary sanction of one rank demotion reassignment for thee years (article 7 paragraph (4) letter a PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline).

e. NI MADE WARDANI, B.A Law, as Functional Attorney at Cibadak District Attorney Service violated article 3 number 5 PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline and was subjected to disciplinary sanction of one rank demotion reassignment for thee years (article 7 paragraph (4) letter a PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline).

2) Disposal on execution of seized object as confiscated asset of convict HENDRA RAHARDJA, et. al., in the form of 4.5 hectare land in Kembangan village and two plots of 9,000 m2 in Jogjogan village, Cisarua, Bogor district, and 7.8 hectare land in Rawa Terate village, Cakung, East Jakarta.

Progress:The case was followed up with inspection in accordance to Junior Attorney General Supervision Order No.: Print-89/H/Hjw/05/2015 dated May 26th, 2015 and Junior Attorney General Supervision Order No.: Print-113/H/Hjw/07/2015 dated July 7th, 2015. CHUCK SURYOSUMPENO, B.A. Law, M.A. Law, as the Head of Special Task Force for Disposal of Confiscated and Seized Objects from Execution violated article 3 number 5, number 9 and number 17 PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline and was subjected to disciplinary sanction of removal from structural position (article 7 paragraph (4) letter c PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline).

3) RACHMAD WIRAWAN, B.A. Law, as Functional Attorney at Tanjung Perak District Attorney Service has done misappropriate blocking on evidence of bank account book and ATM card issued by BCA as held by the accused DERMAWAN bin RAHMATSYAH with the purpose of purloining cash from the account as previously arranged between General Prosecutor with the accused at the dispense of accused and evidence. The withdrawal amounted to ± IDR 474,902,000 during April 2nd to early May 2015.

Progress:RACHMAD WIRAWAN, B.A. Law, as Functional Attorney at Tanjung Perak District Attorney Service violated article 3 number 5 and number 9 PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline and was subjected to disciplinary sanction of removal from attorney functional position (article 7 paragraph (4) letter c PP No. 53/2010 on Civil Servant Discipline).



C. Disciplinary Sanction

Table2015 Recapitulation of Disciplinary Sanctions

imposed on Employees at Attorney Service in Indonesia as Declared in Directives for

Disciplinary Sanctions Based on Grade Categories

No. GradeAdminis-

trativeProsecuto-

rialSub-Total

1 Grade I 1 - 1

2 Grade II 40 - 40

3 Grade III 23 52 75

4 Grade IV - 25 25

Total 64 77 141

Table2015 Recapitulation of Disciplinary Sanctions

imposed on Employees at Attorney Service in Indonesia as Declared in Directives for Disciplinary Sanctions Based on Type of

Penance

No. Grade Adminis-trative

Prosecu-torial Sub-Total

1 Minor 8 18 26

2 Moderate 21 31 52

3 Severe 35 28 63

Total 64 77 141

Table 2015 Recapitulation of Disciplinary Sanctions

imposed on Employees at Attorney Service in Indonesia as Declared in Directives for Disciplinary Sanctions Based on Type of

Violation


Prosecu-torial

Sub-Total

1 Insubordination 37 11 48

2 Abuse Of Power 12 48 60

3 Other Misconduct 15 17 32

4 Civil - 1 1

Total 64 77 141

Table2015 Recapitulation of of Disciplinary

Sanctions imposed on Employees at Attorney Service in Indonesia as Declared in Directives

for Disciplinary Sanctions Based on Type of Severe Penance


Prose-cutorial

Sub-Total

1 Three Year One Rank Demotion in accordance with Government Regulation PP 53/2010

14 12 26

2 One Rank Demotion Reassignment

- - -

3 Removal from Prosecutorial Duties

- 6 6

4 Removal from Structural Position

1 8 9

5 Involuntary Honourable Discharge

9 2 11

6 Dishonourable Discharge from Civil Service

10 1 11

Total 34 29 63

Table2015 Recapitulation of of Disciplinary

Sanctions imposed on Employees at Attorney Service in Indonesia as Declared in validated Directives on Temporary Removal Penalty for

Disciplinary Sanctions

No.Temporary Re-

moval from Civil Servant Position

Administra-tive

Attor-ney

Sub-Total

1 Temporary Re-moval from Civil Servant Position

4 4 8

Total 4 4 8



Best Performing Provincial Attorney Services

Provincial Attorney Services Place

Kepulauan Riau 1st

Sumatera Selatan 2nd

Jawa Tengah 3rd

Yogyakarta 4th

Riau 5th

Best Performing District Attorney Services Type A

District Attorney Services Place

Tenggarong 1st

Bogor 2nd

Sleman 3rd

Sidoarjo 4th

Serang 5th

Best Performing District Attorney Services Type B

District Attorney Services Place

Lubuk Linggau 1st

Wonogiri 2nd

Kalianda 3rd

Rengat 4th

Cikarang 5th

2015 Sidhakarya Award Winners for Best Performing Attorney from Regional Level

No. Name, Rank, Service No. Position Place

1 ROBERTH JIMMY LAMBILA, S.H.Junior Attorney (III/d)Service No.19790728 200212 1 004

Head of Prosecutorial Section at Assistant for General Crime Provincial Attorney Service East Nusa Tenggara (currently Head of Examination Section at Assistant for General Crime Provincial Attorney Service East Nusa Tenggara)

2nd

2 SOETARMI, S.H.Junior Attorney (III/d)Service No.19800826 200312 1 002

Head of Toli Toli Sub-District Atorney Service, Bangkir (currently Head of Intelligence Section Banggai District Attorney Service), Central Sulawesi Provincial Attorney Service

3rd

3 IMANG JOB MARSUDI, S.H.Junior Attorney (III/d)Service No.19740716 200003 1 002

Head of Examination Section at Assistant for Special Crime Provincial Attorney Service Central Java

4th

4 PURNOMO, S.H.Junior Attorney (III/c)Service No.19780605 200212 1 002

Functional Attorney at Tenggarong District Attorney Service, East Kalimantan Provincial Attorney Service

4th

5 LENNY SEBAYANG, S.H., M.H.Junior Attorney (III/d) Service No.19791207 200212 2 001

Functional Attorney at Jakarta Provincial Attorney Service

5th

6 BAGUS NUR JAKFAR ADI SAPUTRO, S.H., M.H.Supporting Attorney (III/b)Service No.19850121 200912 1 002

Ad interim Head of Civil and State Administrative at Sungailiat District Attorney Service, Bangka Belitung Provincial Attorney Service

5th

2015 Sidhakarya Award Winners for Best Performing Administrative Personnel from Regional Level


1 GURITNOAdministrative Sena Wira (III/d)Service No.19660911 198703 1 004

Head of Human Resources Sub-Section at West Kalimantan Provincial Attorney Service

1st

2 NURHAYATI INDRIANI, A.MdAdministrative Sena Darma (II/d)Service No.19860707 201012 2 001

Organizer of Case Disposal Administrative Material at Muara Bungo District Attorney Service, Jambi Provincial Attorney Service

2nd

3 FIRMAN, S.KomAdministrative Sena Darma (II/d)Service No.19871115 200912 1 003

Ad interim Head of Protocol Affairs at Bangka Belitung Provincial Attorney Service

3rd

4 RAKA SIWI PANDU AGUNO, S.S.TAdministrative Yuana Wira (III/a)Service No.19891109 201403 1 001

Candidate Auditor for Supervision division at North Maluku Provincial Attorney Service

4th

5 MUH. IBNU FAJAR RAHIM, S.H.Administrative Yuana Wira (III/a)Service No.19911030 201403 1 003

Administrative Personnel (Candidate Attorney) at Bulukumba District Attorney Service, South Sulawesi Provincial Attorney Service

5th

2015 Sidhakarya Award- 2015 Sidhakarya Award was performed in accordance to R.I Attorney General Decree No.: KEP-131/1/JA/09/2015

on 2015 Professional Merit and Performance Evaluation to Provincial Attorney Services, District Attorney Services Type A, District Attorney Services Type B, Attorney and Administrative Personnel in Indonesia.

- 2015 Sidhakarya Award winners as stated in R.I Attorney General Decree No.: KEP-203/A/JA/12/2015 dated December 14th 2015 on 2015 Sidhakarya Award for Professional Merit and Performance of to Provincial Attorney Services, District Attorney Services Type A, District Attorney Services Type B, Attorney and Administrative Personnel in Indonesia were:



2015 Sidhakarya Award Winners for Best Performing Attorney from R.I Attorney General Office


1 HARTAM EDIYANTO, S.H., M.H Senior Attorney (IV/a)Service No.19750918 199903 1 002

Member of Task Force for Complaint Reports Disposal at Junior Attorney General Supervision division

2nd

2 Dr. ENDANG TIRTANA, S.H., M.HJunior Attorney (III/d) Service No.19800306 200312 1 002

Head of Employee Recruitment Sub-Section, Development Section at Human Resources Bureau under Junior Attorney General Development

3rd

3 YUNITO BUDIANTO, S.Kom, S.H.Junior Attorney (III/c)Service No.19790616 200501 1 007

Head of Reserves Sub-Section, Budget, Travel and Reserves Section, at Financial Bureau under Junior Attorney General Development

4th

4 ABDUL MUBIN, S.T., S.H., M.H Junior Attorney (III/d)Service No. 19710113 199603 1 002

State Attorney Task Force under Junior Attorney General Civil and State Administrative

4th

5 YENITA SARI, S.HJunior Attorney (III/d)Service No. 19790517 200212 2 002

Functional Attorney for Restoration and Protection of Rights under Junior Attorney General Civil and State Administrative

5th

2015 Sidhakarya Award Winners for Best Performing Administrative Personnel from R.I Attorney General Office


1 Dr. GREGORIUS HERMAWAN K, S.H.,M.H Widyaiswara Muda (III/c)Service No.19800220 200812 1 003

Head of Evaluation Sub-Section at Management and Leadership Program division R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau

1st

2 TOTO SUKARTA, S.HAdministrative Madya Wira (III/c)Service No.19700709 199203 1 003

Head of Administrative Sub-Division at Inspector III under Junior Attorney General Supervision

2nd

3 DODI WIBISANA, S.KomAdministrative Muda Wira (III/b)Service No.19850713 200912 1 003

Computer Operator for General Human Resources Data, Human Resources Bureau under Junior Attorney General Development

3rd

4 EDY KHUMAEDY, A.Md Administrative Sena Darma (II/d)Service No.19840827 200312 1 003

Administrative staff at Inspector II under Junior Attorney General Supervision

4th

5 M. AKBAR, S.H.Administrative Muda Wira (III/b)Service No.19770220 200112 1 003

Head of Supply, Library, and Documentation Sub-Division under R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau

4th

6 INDRO PRADITYO KOLOKAPING, S.HAdministrative Muda Wira (III/b) Service No.19830619 200912 1 001

Administrative staff at Director of Prosecution Junior Attorney General Special Crime

5th

Public Servants’ Assets Declaration (LHKSPN).

The number of R.I Attorney General Office Public Servants’ Assets Declaration (LHKSPN) in 2015 was 10,559. 1,967, or around 18.63%, have completed the declaration, while those who had not declared their wealth numbered 1,431 for those who has not returned Form A LHKSPN and 7,161 has not returned Form B, or total of 81,37%.


EdUCATI ON A Nd TRAINING

4.7 EDUCATION AND TRAINING

2015Implementa-tion ofEducation and TrainingProgram

a. Management and Leadership Education and Training Program

TableManagement and Leadership Education and Training

No. Type of Course Numbers of Class

Achieve-ment Remarks

1 2 3 4 51.2.3.4.

Leadership IILeadership Tk. IIILeadership IVTraining Of Course (TOC)

1131

100%100%100%100%

Numbers and type of education and training program in 2015 has been fully achieved with 180 participants.

Achievement 6 100%

TablePre-Assignment Education and Training

No. Type of Course Numbers of Class

Achieve-ment Remarks

1 2 3 41 2.

Pre-Assignment Grade IIPre-Assignment Grade III

1623

100%100%

Numbers and type of education and training program in 2015 has been fully achieved with 640 participants in Grade II and 920 participants in Grade III.

Achievement 39 100%

2015 program implementation that has been assigned to R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau as a part of 2015-2019 R.I Attorney General Office Strategic Plan was Education and Training for R.I Attorney General Office personnel.

As formulated in 2015 R.I Attorney General Office Strategic Plan, there was the 1 (one) mentioned program with 3 (three) strategic outcome to achieve 2015 Education and Training R.I Attorney General Office Bureau as follow:1. Systematized plan, observation and evaluation for implementation of functional education and training program.2. Realization of management and leadership education and training process.3. Management of general affairs, human resources, budget, reserves, accounting and verification mechanism, supplies,

library and documentation.

R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau as the supporting element for Attorney Service duties and power in the area of Education and Training has designed and established 2015 Education and Training Program in accordance to R.I Attorney General Decree No.: KEP-007/A/JA/01/2015 dated January 20th, 2015 on Establishment of 2015 R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Program.

Activities performed for 2015 R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Program for R.I Attorney General Office personnel were:1. Education and Training on Technical Functional;2. Education and Training on Management and Leadership;3. R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau Other Technical Management Support.

R.I Attorney General Office has been consistently performing education and training activity to maintain and improve the accreditation from National Institution of Administration (Education and Training on Leadership III, IV and A-class Accreditation for Pre-Assignment in 5 consecutive years and A-class Accreditation for Technical Functional in 5 consecutive years). Scaling up in scholarship program has also been done with several renowned universities in Indonesia and collaboration with other institution, national and/or international, to improve the learning quality. In 2015, 48 personnel have received scholarship for master degree.

On February 23rd, 2015, Education and Training Bureau succeeded in maintaining the certification from ISO 9001:2008 for the third year of ISO 9001:2008, which content encompassed continuous system improvement for administration, management, participants and stake holders relation.



TableNumber of R.I Attorney Service Personnel Participated in 2015Management and Leadership Education and Training Program

NO. TYPE OF COURSEALLOCATION OF

PARTICIPANTACHIEVEMENT PERCENTAGE

1 2 3 4 5I. LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT EDUCATION AND TRAINING COURSE

1. Leadership IV Class I 30 30 100%2. Leadership IV Class II 30 30 100%3. Leadership IV Class III 30 30 100%4. Leadership III Class I 30 29 96,67%5. Refresher Course Echelon II 30 30 100%6. Training Of Course (TOC) 30 30 100%

Number of Participants 180 179 99,44%II. PRE-ASSIGNMENT EDUCATION AND TRAINING COURSEA. PRE-ASSIGNMENT GRADE II EDUCATION AND TRAINING COURSE

1. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class I 40 40 100%2. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class II 40 40 100%3. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class III 40 40 100%4. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class IV 40 40 100%5. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class V 40 40 100%6. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class VI 40 40 100%7. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class VII 40 31 77,50%8. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class VIII 40 40 100%9. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class IX 40 40 100%

10. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class X 40 40 100%11. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class XI 40 40 100%12. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class XII 40 40 100%13. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class XIII 40 40 100%14. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class XIV 40 40 100%15. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class XV 40 40 100%16. Pre-Assignment Grade II Class XVI 40 33 100%

Number of Participants 640 624 97,50%B. PRE-ASSIGNMENT GRADE III EDUCATION AND TRAINING COURSE

1. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class I 40 40 100%2. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class II 40 40 100%3. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class III 40 40 100%4. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class IV 40 40 100%5. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class V 40 40 100%6. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class VI 40 40 100%7. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class VII 40 40 100%8. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class VIII 40 40 100%9. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class IX 40 40 100%

10. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class X 40 40 100%11. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XI 40 40 100%12. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XII 40 40 100%13. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XIII 40 40 100%14. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XIV 40 40 100%15. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XV 40 40 100%16. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XVI 40 39 97,50%17. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XVII 40 40 100%18. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XVIII 40 40 100%19. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XIX 40 40 100%20. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XX 40 40 100%21. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XXI 40 40 100%22. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XXII 40 40 100%23. Pre-Assignment Grade III Class XXIII 40 40 100%

Number of Participants 920 919 99.89%



Table2015 Technical Functional Education and Training Program

NO. TYPE OF EDUCATION/TRAINING Numbers of Class Achievement Remark

1 2 3 4 5I. TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

A. DEVELOPMENT

1. R.I Attorney General Office Technical Administrative (TAK) Period I 5 Classes 100%

2. R.I Attorney General Office Technical Administrative (TAK) Period II 5 Classes 100%

3. R.I Attorney General Office Technical Administrative (TAK) Period III 5 Classes 100%

4. R.I Attorney General Office Technical Administrative (TAK) Period IV 3 Classes 100%

B. INTELLIGENCE

1. Public Relation 2 Classes 100%

2. Strategic Investigation Intelligence 1 Class 100%

3. Basic Intelligence 1 Class 100%

C. SUPERVISION

1. Inspection on Finance, Requirements and Development Project 1 Class 100%

D. SPECIAL CRIME

1. Special Crime Case Disposal 1 Class 100%

2. Attorney, Judge and Police Joint Training 1 Class 100%

E. GENERAL CRIME

1. Joint Course on Juvenile Delinquency Crime Case 2 Classes 100%

2. Violation of Voting Codes Case Management 2 Classes 100%

3. Gender Based Violence Case Management 1 Class 100%

4. Cyber Crime 1 Class 100%

F. Civil and State Administrative

1. Dispute on Voting Result (PHPU) 2 Classes 100%

ACHIEVEMENT 33 Classes 100%

II. FUNCTIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

1. Prosecutorial Course Class LXXII 1 Class(8 classes)

172 Hari

2. Prosecutorial Course Class LXXII 1 Class(7 classes)

180 Hari

ACHIEVEMENT2 Classes

(15 classes)100%

b. Technical Education And Training

To increase the effectiveness of Technical Education and Training programs, R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau has conducted the following R.I Attorney General Office Technical Functional Education and Training :



Table 2015 Achievement Technical Functional Education and Training

NO. TYPE OF COURSEALLOCATION OF

PARTICIPANTACHIEVE-

MENTPERCENT-

AGE1 2 3 4 5

I. TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND TRAININGA. SUPERVISION

1 R.I Attorney General Office Technical Administrative (TAK) Period I Class I s/d V

251 251 100%

2 R.I Attorney General Office Technical Administrative (TAK) Period II Class VI s/d X

250 251 100,4%

3 R.I Attorney General Office Technical Administrative (TAK) Period III Class XI s/d XV

250 250 100%

4 R.I Attorney General Office Technical Administrative (TAK) Period IV Class XVI s/d XVIII

112 112 100%

Participants 863 864 100,11%B. INTELLIGENCE

1 Public Relation Class I 40 40 100%2 Public Relation Class II 40 40 100%3 Strategic Investigation Intelligence 40 40 100%4 Basic Intelligence 40 40 100%

Participants 160 160 100%C. GENERAL CRIME

1 Joint Course on Juvenile Delinquency Crime Case Class I 40 47 117,50%2 Joint Course on Juvenile Delinquency Crime Case Class II 40 31 77,50%3 Violation of Voting Codes Case Management Class I 40 40 100%4 Violation of Voting Codes Case Management Class II 40 40 100%5 Gender Based Violence Case Management 40 39 97,50%6 Cyber Crime 40 40 100%

Participants 240 237 98,75%D. SPECIAL CRIME

1 Special Crime Case Disposal 40 40 100%2 Attorney, Judge and Police Joint Training 40 31 77,50%

Participants 80 71 88,75%E. SUPERVISION

1. Inspection on Finance, Requirements and Develop-ment Project

40 40 100%

Participants 40 40 100%F. Civil and State Administrative

1 Dispute on Voting Result (PHPU) Class I 40 38 95%2 Dispute on Voting Result (PHPU) Class II 40 40 100%

Participants 80 78 97,50%II. FUNCTIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

1 Prosecutorial Course Class LXXII Period I class I s/d VIII 320 319 99,68%

2 Prosecutorial Course Class LXXII Period II class IX s/d XV 280 279 99,64%

Participants 600 598 99,66 %



Table Prosecutorial Education and Training (PPPJ)

No. Type of Course 2013 Target2015 Achievement

Number %1. Prosecutorial Course Class LXXII Period I class I

s/d VIII320 319 99,68%

2. Prosecutorial Course Class LXXII Period II class IX s/d XV

280 279 99,64%

Participants 600 598 99,66%

c. Functional Education and Training

In 2015 R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau conducted Prosecutorial Course for 600 participants whom were divided into 15 (fifteen) classes.

Collaboration Between R.I Attorney General Office Education and Training Bureau with Other Institutions:

1. Oil and Gas Special Task Force (SKK MIGAS)2. National Institution of Administration (LAN)3. Strategic Intelligence Bureau (BAIS) National Military Force

Intelligence Division4. Government Financial Audit Board (BPKP)5. Commission for the Eradication of Corruption (KPK)6. Judicial Commission (KY)7. Faculty of Law University of Indonesia (FH UI)8. Faculty of Law University of Gajah Mada (FH UGM)9. Faculty of Law University of Hasanuddin (FH UNHAS)10. Faculty of Law University of Andalas (FH UNAND)11. Justice Academy of Turkey12. Human Resources Development Bureau (BPSDM) Ministry of

Justice and Human Right13. Language School of R.I National Police Force14. Educational Fund Management Institution (LPDP)15. Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development Assistance and

Training (OPDAT DOJ) USA Embassy16. USAID17. AUSAID18. Stichting Studiecentrum Rechtspleging (SSR)


CHAPTER VOThER ACTIVITIEs

OTHER ACTIVITIES

Information :

BOR : Bed Occupancy RateALOS : Average Length of StayTOI : Turn Over IntervalBTO : Bed Turn Over

1. The background for the establishment of hospital in the institution of Attorney Service was the conditions in the national legislation that obliged the healthy being of a person who will undertake a legal process. Health was beginning to become a modus in evading law process. Therefore, it was deemed necessary to have a decent health facility for those who will undertake legal process that is well equipped with some items unavailable in other hospital in general. Adhyaksa Hospital is a Type C Hospital in accordance to the R.I Minister of Health Decree No.: TU 02.03/I/3656/2014 on Class Category. Adhyaksa Hospital service data in the period of January - December 2015 are as follow:

TableSevice Indicator

Period January – December 2015

No. Month BOR ALOS TOI BTO

1 January 12% 4 28 1

2 February 23% 4 13 1

3 March 37% 4 7 2

4 April 38% 4 7 2

5 May 33% 4 9 2

6 June 21% 3 13 1.75

7 July 15% 3 21 1

8 August 24% 4 14 1

9 September 18% 3 14 1

10 October 36% 4 7 2

11 November 32% 4 9 2

12 December 41% 5 7 2


2. Through the e-procurement facilities (LPSE), in 2015 R.I Attorney General Office has done:a. Dissemination of info on

General Procurement Planning System

(SiRUP) and account of Officer for Commitment Authorization (PPK) at e-procurement system (SPSE) on January 29th – 30th, 2015 to PPK and Assistant Treasurer for Expenditure (BPP);

b. Dissemination of info and training on e-procurement system application (SPSE) Version 3.6 on February 24th – 25th, 2015, to R.I Attorney General Office Goods and Service Procurement Facility Unit (ULP) working group;

c. R.I Attorney General Office LPSE has met 7 (seven) LPSE standards published by the Institution for the Policy on Government Goods and Service Procurement (LKPP). The 7 (seven) standards which have been met by R.I Attorney General Office LPSE are Service Policy Standard, Service Organization Standard, Service Asset Management Standard, Change Management Standard, Human Resources Management Standard, Service Budget Management Standard and Vendor Management Standard;

d. Completed LPSE National Conference with the theme “Support LPSE Reinforcement in Procurement System” participated by 40 M i n i s t r i e s / A g e n c i e s /Regional Government/Institutions (K/L/D/I) on November 11th – 12th, 2015, in Balai Soedirman and Bidakara Hotel, Jakarta;

e. Accomplished total 160 auction packages at R.I Attorney General Office, R.I Attorney Service Education and Training Bureau and Provincial Attorney Services t h r o u g h o u t Indonesia from January - December 2015, through R.I Attorney General Office LPSE;

f. 3,096 vendors have been registered at R.I Attorney General Office LPSE

from the establishment of LPSE on April 2nd, 2014 up to today;

g. R.I Attorney General Office, R.I Attorney Service and Provincial Attorney Services throughout Indonesia had announced 2015 R.I Attorney Service General Procurement Planning (RUP) through General Procurement Planning System (SiRUP);

3. R.I Attorney Service Goods and Service Procurement Facility Unit (ULP) in 2015 provided 38 auction packages with Owner Estimated Price (HPS) of IDR 171,637,214,848 (One Hundred Seventy One Billion Six Hundred Thirty Seven Million Two Hundred Fourteen Thousand Eight Hundred Forty Eight Rupiah) and after bidding price of IDR 164,597,777,397 (One Hundred Sixty Four Billion Five Hundred Ninety Seven Million Seven Hundred Seventy Seven Thousand Three Hundred Ninety Seven Rupiah).


CHAPTER VICONCLUsIONs


CONCLUSIONS

The 2015 Annual Report of R.I Attorney General Office is presented as a proof of

responsibility to convey of all the activities conducted by R.I Attorney General Office in

the effort to deliver the quality service to the public and subjects of law.

The principles of transparency and openness are very crucial for active participation of the

public in observing the performance of Attorney Office. Public expectation to the Attorney

Office institution to realize the objectives of law enforcement must have concrete response

by means of actual steps taken in the will to change and the improved performance. In reality

those needs are indicating a profound message that is the presence of the public needs for

R.I Attorney General Office to perform the efforts for law enforcement in the manners that

are transparent, accountable, actualizing good governance and preserving public order and

stability in order to the realization of public prosperity.

We must admit that there are still many awaiting tasks that require continual supervision

and treatment. While we must maintain some current achievements, we also need to continue

industrious strive to reach those that we have not yet attain. We hope that the commitment

to improve the professional performance will create better public trust in the Attorney Office.

APPENdIX

LIST OF PROVINCIAL ATTORNEY OFFICES, DISTRICT ATTORNEY OFFICES, AND BRANCH ATTORNEY OFFICES IN INDONESIA

NO PROVINCIAL ATTORNEY OFFICES DISTRICT ATTORNEY OFFICES TYPE BRANCH ATTORNEY OFFICES

1 2 3 4 51. A C E H 1. BANDA ACEH A

DI BANDA ACEH 2. SABANG B3. SIGLI B 1. SIGLI DI KOTA BAKTI4. LHOKSEUMAWE B5. LANGSA B6. TAKENGON B7. MEULABOH B8. TAPAKTUAN B 2. TAPAKTUAN DI BAKONGAN9. KUTACANE B

10. BIREUEN B11. LHOKSUKON B12. I D I B13. KUALA SIMPANG B14. SINABANG B15. CALANG B16. SINGKEL B17. BLANGKEJEREN B18. JANTHOI B19. BLANGPIDIE B20. SUKAMAKMUE B21. SIMPANG TIGA REDELONG B22. MEUREUDU B

2. SUMATERA UTARA 1. MEDAN ADI MEDAN 2. BINJAI A

3. PEMATANG SIANTAR A4. SIBOLGA A5. LUBUK PAKAM A 1. LUBUK PAKAM DI PANCUR

BATU2. LUBUK PAKAM DI LABUHAN

DELI6. TEBING TINGGI B7. TANJUNG BALAI B8. RANTAU PRAPAT B 3. RANTAU PRAPAT DI KOTA

PINANG9. KABANJAHE B 4. KABANJAHE DI TIGA BINANGA

10. SIDIKALANG B11. TARUTUNG B 5. TARUTUNG DI SIBORONG-

BORONG12. PADANG SIDEMPUAN B 6. PADANG SIDEMPUAN DI

SIPIROK7. PADANG SIDEMPUAN DI

SUBUHUAN13. GUNUNGSITOLI B


1 2 3 4 514. KISARAN B15. SIANTAR B16. STABAT B 8. STABAT DI PANGKALAN

BRANDAN17. BELAWAN B18. BALIGE B 9. BALIGE DI PORSEA

19. PANYABUNGAN B 10. PANYABUNGAN DI KOTANOPAN

11. PANYABUNGAN DI NATAL20. SEI RAMPAH B21. TELUK DALAM B 12. TELUK DALAM DI PULAU TELO22. DOLOK SANGGUL B23. LIMA PULUH B24. PANGURURAN B25. GUNUNG TUA B

3. SUMATERA BARAT 1. PADANG ADI PADANG 2. BUKITTINGGI A

3. PAYAKUMBUH B 1. PAYAKUMBUH DI PKL KOTA BARU

2. PAYAKUMBUH DI SULIKI4. PARIAMAN B5. SAWAHLUNTO B6. SOLOK B 3. SOLOK DI ALAHAN PANJANG7. PADANG PANJANG B8. BATUSANGKAR B9. LUBUK SIKAPING B

10. PAINAN B 4. PAINAN DI BALAI SELASA11. SIJUNJUNG B12. LUBUK BASUNG B 5. LUBUK BASUNG DI MANINJAU13. TUA PEJAT B14. SIMPANG EMPAT B 6. SIMPANG EMPAT DI TALU15. PULAU PUNJUNG B16. PADANG ARO B

4. R I A U 1. PEKANBARU ADI PEKANBARU 2. RENGAT B

3. DUMAI B4. BENGKALIS B5. TEMBILAHAN B6. BANGKINANG B7. PASIR PANGARAIAN B8. SIAK SRI INDRAPURA B9. TELUK KUANTAN B

10. PANGKALAN KERINCI B11. BAGANSIAPIAPI B


1 2 3 4 512. SELAT PANJANG B

5. J A M B I 1. J A M B I ADI JAMBI 2. MUARA BULIAN B 1. MUARA BULIAN DI MUARA

TEMBESI3. MUARA BUNGO B4. SUNGAI PENUH B5. BANGKO B6. KUALA TUNGKAL B7. SAROLANGUN B8. MUARA TEBO B9. MUARA SABAK B 2. MUARA SABAK DI NIPAH

PAJANG10. SENGETI B

6. SUMATERA SELATAN 1. PALEMBANG ADI PALEMBANG 2. KAYU AGUNG B

3. BATURAJA B 1. BATURAJA DI MUARA DUA

4. LAHAT B5. LUBUK LINGGAU B6. MUARA ENIM B 2. MUARA ENIM DI PENDOPO7. SEKAYU B8. PRABUMULIH B 9. PAGAR ALAM B

10. PANGKALAN BALAI B11. TEBING TINGGI B12. MARTAPURA B

7. BENGKULU 1. BENGKULU ADI BENGKULU 2. CURUP B

3. ARGAMAKMUR B4. MANNA B5. MUKOMUKO B6. T A I S B7. BINTUHAN B8. TUBEI B9. KEPAHIANG B

8. LAMPUNGDI BANDAR LAMPUNG

1. BANDAR LAMPUNG A 1. BANDAR LAMPUNG DI PELABUHAN PANJANG

2. KALIANDA B3. METRO B4. KOTABUMI B


1 2 3 4 55. L I W A B 2. LIWA DI KRUI6. GUNUNG SUGIH B7. SUKADANA B8. BLAMBANGAN UMPU B9. MENGGALA B

10. KOTA AGUNG B 3. KOTA AGUNG DI PRINGSEWU4. KOTA AGUNG DI TALANG

PADANG

9. DKI JAKARTA 1. JAKARTA PUSAT ADI JAKARTA 2. JAKARTA UTARA A

3. JAKARTA BARAT A4. JAKARTA TIMUR A5. JAKARTA SELATAN A

10. JAWA BARAT 1. BANDUNG ADI BANDUNG 2. CIREBON A

3. BOGOR A4. SUKABUMI A5. PURWAKARTA A6. GARUT A7. TASIKMALAYA A8. BEKASI A9. CIBINONG A

10. CIMAHI/BALE BANDUNG A11. DEPOK A12. INDRAMAYU B13. SUMEDANG B14. KUNINGAN B15. MAJALENGKA B16. CIAMIS B 17. KARAWANG B18. CIANJUR B19. SUBANG B20. SUMBER B21. CIBADAK B22. CIKARANG B23. BANJAR B24. SINGAPARNA B25. CIMAHI B

11. JAWA TENGAH 1. SEMARANG A 1. SEMARANG DI PELABUHAN DI SEMARANG SEMARANG

2. SURAKARTA A3. PEKALONGAN A4. MAGELANG A


1 2 3 4 55. PURWOKERTO A6. TEGAL A7. PATI A8. CILACAP A9. KUDUS B

10. KLATEN B11. SALATIGA B12. REMBANG B13. PEMALANG B14. PURBALINGGA B15. PURWOREJO B16. KEBUMEN B17. SRAGEN B18. KENDAL B19. BLORA B20. BOYOLALI B21. BREBES B22. DEMAK B23. JEPARA B24. KARANGANYAR B25. SUKOHARJO B26. WONOGIRI B27. BANJAR NEGARA B28. TEMANGGUNG B29. WONOSOBO B30. BANYUMAS B31. BATANG B32. PURWODADI B33. AMBARAWA B34. SLAWI B35. MUNGKID B36. K A J E N B

12. DAERAH ISTIMEWA 1. YOGYAKARTA AYOGYAKARTA 2. SLEMAN ADI YOGYAKARTA 3. WONOSARI B

4. WATES B5. BANTUL B

13. JAWA TIMUR 1. SURABAYA ADI SURABAYA 2. MALANG A

3. JEMBER A4. KEDIRI A5. MADIUN A6. PASURUAN A7. BOJONEGORO A


1 2 3 4 58. BONDOWOSO A9. PAMEKASAN A

10. SIDOARJO A11. KEPANJEN A12. BANYUWANGI A13. B L I T A R A14. MOJOKERTO B15. PROBOLINGGO B16. JOMBANG B17. PONOROGO B18. GRESIK B19. LUMAJANG B20. TULUNG AGUNG B21. TRENGGALEK B22. NGANJUK B23. MAGETAN B24. TUBAN B25. NGAWI B26. SUMENEP B27. LAMONGAN B28. SAMPANG B29. BANGKALAN B30. PACITAN B31. SITUBONDO B32. BANGIL B33. KRAKSAAN B34. TANJUNG PERAK B35. B A T U B36. NGASEM B37. MEJAYAN B

14. KALIMANTAN BARAT 1. PONTIANAK ADI PONTIANAK 2. SINGKAWANG A

3. SINTANG B4. KETAPANG B5. SANGGAU B 1. SANGGAU DI ENTIKONG6. MEMPAWAH B 7. PUTUSIBAU B8. SAMBAS B 2. SAMBAS DI PEMANGKAT9. BENGKAYANG B

10. NGABANG B11. SEKADAU B

15. KALIMANTAN TENGAH 1. PALANGKARAYA ADI PALANGKARAYA 2. SAMPIT B

3. KUALA KAPUAS B 1. KUALA KAPUAS DI PALINGKAU


1 2 3 4 54. MUARA TEWEH B5. PANGKALANBUN B6. BUNTOK B7. PURUK CAHU B8. TAMIANG LAYANG B9. KASONGAN B

10. KUALA PEMBUANG B11. SUKAMARA B12. NANGA BULIK B13. KUALA KURUN B14. PULANG PISAU B

16. KALIMANTAN SELATAN 1. BANJARMASIN ADI BANJARMASIN 2. KANDANGAN B

3. KOTABARU B4. MARTAPURA B5. AMUNTAI B6. BARABAI B7. TANJUNG B8. RANTAU B9. PLEIHARI B

10. MARABAHAN B11. BANJARBARU B12. BATULICIN B13. PARINGIN B

17. KALIMANTAN TIMUR 1. BALIKPAPAN ADI SAMARINDA 2. SAMARINDA A

3. TENGGARONG A4. TANAH GROGOT B5. TANJUNG REDEP B6. TARAKAN B7. NUNUKAN B8. BONTANG B9. TANJUNG SELOR B

10. SENDAWAR B11. SANGATTA B12. MALINAU B13. PENAJAM B

18. SULAWESI UTARA 1. MANADO ADI MANADO 2. TONDANO B

3. KOTAMOBAGU B 1. KOTAMOBAGU DI DOMUGA4. TAHUNA B 2. TAHUNA DI SIAU5. BITUNG B


1 2 3 4 56. TOMOHON B7. AMURANG B8. MELONGUANE B 3. MELONGUANE DI BEO9. AIRMADIDI B

10. BOROKO B

19. SULAWESI TENGAH 1. PALU ADI PALU 2. LUWUK B 1. LUWUK DI BUNTA

2. LUWUK DI PAGIMANA3. TOLI-TOLI B 3. TOLI-TOLI DI LAULALANG

4. TOLI-TOLI DI OGOTUA5. TOLI-TOLI DI BANGKIR

4. POSO B 6. POSO DI TENTENA5. DONGGALA B 7. DONGGALA DI SABANG

8. DONGGALA DI TOMPE6. BANGGAI B7. PARIGI B 9. PARIGI DI TINOMBO

10. PARIGI DI MOUTONG8. BUOL B 11. BUOL DI PALELEH

12. BUOL DI LOKODIDI9. AMPANA B 13. AMPANA DI UNA-UNA/WAKAI

10. BUNGKU B 14. BUNGKU DI KOLONODALE

20. SULAWESI TENGGARA 1. KENDARI ADI KENDARI 2. BAU-BAU A

3. KOLAKA B4. RAHA B5. UNAAHA B6. WANGI-WANGI B7. LASUSUA B8. ANDOOLO B9. PASARWAJO B

21. SULAWESI SELATAN 1. MAKASSAR A 1. MAKASSAR DI PELABUHAN DI MAKASSAR MAKASSAR

2. PARE-PARE A3. PALOPO A4. SUNGGUMINASA A 2. SUNGGUMINASA DI MALINO5. WATAMPONE/BONE A 3. BONE DI POMPANUA

4. BONE DI LAPARIAJA

5. BONE DIKAJUARA6. MAMUJU B7. MAROS B 6. MAROS DI CAMBA8. BANTAENG B


1 2 3 4 59. PINRANG B

10. SENGKANG B11. SOPPENG B12. BARRU B13. BULUKUMBA B 7. BALUKUMBA DI KAJANG14. JENEPONTO B15. ENREKANG B16. MAJENE B17. MAKALE B 8. MAKALE DI RANTEPAO18. PANGKAJENE B19. SELAYAR B20. POLEWALI B21. SIDENRENGRAPPANG B22. SINJAI B23. TAKALAR B24. MASAMBA B25. MAMASA B26. BELOPA B27. MALILI B 9. MALILI DI WOTU28. PASANGKAYU B

22. B A L I 1. DENPASAR ADI DENPASAR 2. SINGARAJA A

3. KLUNGKUNG B 1. KLUNGKUNG DI NUSA PENIDA4. BANGLI B5. AMLAPURA B6. GIANYAR B7. NEGARA B8. TABANAN B

23. NUSA TENGGARA BARAT 1. MATARAM ADI MATARAM 2. PRAYA B

3. SELONG B4. SUMBAWA BESAR B5. R A B A B6. DOMPU B

24. NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR 1. KUPANG A 1. KUPANG DI SEBA (SEBU)DI KUPANG 2. S O E B

3. KEFAMENANU B4. ATAMBUA B5. ENDE B6. MAUMERE B7. LARANTUKA B 2. LARANTUKA DI WAIWERANG8. RUTENG B 3. RUTENG DI REO


1 2 3 4 59. BAJAWA B

10. WAINGAPU B11. WAIKABUBAK B12. KALABAHI B13. LEWOLEBA B14. BAA B15. LABUAN BAJO B16. OELAMASI B

25. M A L U K U 1. AMBON A 1. AMBON DI BANDANAERADI AMBON 2. AMBON DI SAPARUA

2. MASOHI B 3. MASOHI DI GESER4. MASOHI DI WAHAI

3. TUAL B 5. TUAL DI WONRELI4. SAUMLAKI B5. NAMLEA B6. DOBO B7. DATARAN HUNIPOPU B

26. P A P U A 1. JAYAPURA ADI JAYAPURA 2. BIAK B

3. MANOKWARI B4. SORONG B5. FAK-FAK B6. MERAUKE B7. WAMENA B8. NABIRE B9. SERUI B

10. TIMIKA B

27. MALUKU UTARA 1. TERNATE B 1. TERNATE DI JAILOLODI SOFIFI 2. SOASIU B

3. TOBELO B4. LABUHA B5. SANANA B6. WEDA B7. MOROTAI SELATAN B

28. BANTEN 1. SERANG ADI SERANG 2. TANGERANG A

3. TIGARAKSA A4. PANDEGLANG B5. RANGKASBITUNG B6. CILEGON B


1 2 3 4 529. KEPULAUAN BANGKA 1. PANGKAL PINANG A

BELITUNG 2. SUNGAILIAT B 1. SUNGAILIAT DI BELINYUDI PANGKAL PINANG 3. TANJUNG PANDAN B

4. MENTOK B5. MANGGAR B6. TOBOALI B7. KOBA B

30. GORONTALO 1. GORONTALO ADI KOTA GORONTALO 2. LIMBOTO B

3. TILAMUTA B4. SUWAWA B5. MARISA B6. KWANDANG B

31. KEPULAUAN RIAU 1. TANJUNG PINANG A DI TANJUNG PINANG 2. B A T A M A

3. TANJUNG BALAI KARIMUN B 1. TANJUNG BALAI KARIMUN DI TANJUNG BATU

2.TANJUNG BALAI KARIMUN DI MORO

4. R A N A I B 3. RANAI DI TAREMPA5. DAIK LINGGA B



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