KAJIAN TENTANG PENCABUTAN KETERANGAN TERDAKWA DALAM PERSIDANGAN DAN IMPLIKASI YURIDISNYA TERHADAP KEKUATAN ALAT BUKTI

FAKRIYANTO, ALOYSIUS (2014) KAJIAN TENTANG PENCABUTAN KETERANGAN TERDAKWA DALAM PERSIDANGAN DAN IMPLIKASI YURIDISNYA TERHADAP KEKUATAN ALAT BUKTI. S1 thesis, UAJY.

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Abstract

This thesis titled, Studies about revocation of Defedant Description In Trial and Implication Juridical Evidence Againts Power Tools, where the defendant repeal explanations in the investigation caused of intimidation and its own act intended not confine will it. Method research used namely normative. The result analysis over the answer to the problem by way of first that revocation information, the defendant was allowed for KUHAP own set it implicitly namely the rights a dissenter. This provision is stipulated in article 189 KUHAP in conjunction to article 52 KUHAP. Both by implication, if the revocation was received means the defendant free pure (vrijspraak) of all lawsuits charged him where that was found in a newsworthy event investigation is not perceived as right and the information cannot be used as the basis for helping to find evidence at the trial, if the revocation was rejected means the reason unfounded and not true. It becomes a clue over the mistakes the defendant because it gives information is convoluted in the investigation so that information the defendant in front of investigators that contains an element of truth and it has value the strength of evidence. In the analysis the award is the revocation was rejected because unfounded and illogical as stipulated in a verdict by the supreme court on 23 February 1960, no. 299 K / Kr / 1959, that reads “The Revocation of The Description of a Defendant in a Trial without Reason to Lawful and Right is a clue over the mistakes of the defendant.”

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