PERLINDUNGAN HUKUM TERHADAP NARAPIDANA LANJUT USIA

IMAWAN, AMELIA (2010) PERLINDUNGAN HUKUM TERHADAP NARAPIDANA LANJUT USIA. S1 thesis, UAJY.

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Abstract

This paper of study, entitled the legal protection of elderly inmates. Legal issues raised is how the psychological impact of imprisonment of elderly inmates? The research objective is to determine and analyze the problem. Types of research conducted normative legal research. The method of research used a qualitative analysis. The study uses secondary data consisting of regulations and related books and competent sources. Process of reasoning to conclude that using the method of deductive reasoning. The results of this study is that the psychological impact of imprisonment on prisoners' elderly, felt far more severe than that experienced inmates in general. The psychological impact of imprisonment in general can be a loose of personality, loose of safety, loose of liberty, loose of personal communication, loose of good and services, loose of heterosexuals, loose of prestige, loose of belief, loose of creativity. But the psychological impact felt by older inmates due to more severe physical conditions that have been declining and vulnerable to disease is also caused by psychological reasons more sensitive. Therefore, the form of legal protection by the correctional institution is to lead them in activities that are spiritual and the spiritual assistance of undergraduate psychology, and conducted medical examinations and that more routine care and intensive, as well as control of food and beverages which will be consumed elderly inmates. Parties also penitentiary, conducted activities involving the participation of designated community in order to entertain or to reduce their burden on the prison and encourage family members of inmates to provide greater attention to the way more often visited him at the correctional institution.

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