PROBLEM IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DEATH EXECUTION IN INDONESIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

Abstract

Implementation of capital punishment in Indonesia is in fact not implemented immediately and takes a grace period that is too long. This too long due to the many obstacles faced by the high prosecutor's office in executing the execution, among others, is the regulation that regulates the guidelines for filing a Judicial review and the Clemency petition there is no clear provision regarding the time limit and the number of death sentences may file it so that it does not legally contain any element of certainty; the lack of socialization of the execution of capital punishment for the enforcers and the public, the high cost of execution and the lack of clarity on the allocation of the budget used for the execution of death. An excessively long deadline for death row inmates who are awaiting execution is a double sanction for death row convicts, in addition to the convict will be executed, the convict must also serve imprisonment within an indeterminate time period. Time lapse too long can lead to good disruption physical and psychic convicted, while the convicted wanted to get justice and legal certainty is clear.