1.Crematorium Sealing in Buleleng Considered Unprocedural
The Hindu Community Protection Foundation (YPUH) won a state administrative lawsuit against the Buleleng Regent. The Denpasar State Administrative Court (PTUN) stated that the issuance of the Buleleng Regent's Letter, which was used as the basis for sealing YPUH's crematorium, must be cancelled.
The state administrative problem began when the Regent of Buleleng Putu Agus Suradnyana signed a letter number 180/3704/HK dated December 28, 2021, regarding the termination of the implementation of the crematorium. The letter was used as the basis for the Buleleng Pol PP to seal the crematorium, which is located on Jalan Pulau Kalimantan, Kampung Baru Village.
A few weeks later, YPUH filed a lawsuit with the Denpasar Administrative Court. The lawsuit with number 7/G/2022/PTUN Denpasar was registered on March 9, 2022 by lawyer I Gede Arya Wira Sena.
The trial itself only started on April 4, 2022. After going through a trial process for several months, the panel of judges consisting of Chief Justice Simson Seran and member judges Retno Widowati and Dessy Anggraeni decided to win YPUH's lawsuit. The verdict was read last Friday (5/8).
In its decision, the panel of judges stated that the defendant's exception, in this case the Buleleng Regent, was not accepted in its entirety. The panel of judges also decided to grant the plaintiff's claim (YPUH) in its entirety.
Furthermore, the panel of judges declared the cancellation of the Buleleng Regent's Letter Number: 180/3704/HK dated December 28, 2021 Regarding: Termination of the Crematorium Implementation. The court also required the defendant to withdraw the letter. In addition, the defendant had to pay the court fees incurred in the amount of Rp 6,381,500.
The chairman of YPUH Buleleng Jro Mangku Nyoman Sedana Yasa when confirmed yesterday (15/8) said that the sealing of the crematorium from the beginning was carried out through unprocedural stages. He hoped the government would comply with the law and immediately cancel the letter.
If the decision is final, we hope that the government immediately cancels the letter that has been the basis for sealing our crematorium so far. So that the foundation can resume its activities as before,” he said.
He stated that all this time he was working for the benefit of the people. Moreover the activity has been going on for years. He assessed that the sealing, which was carried out at the end of 2021, actually harmed people who wanted to get their main service in the Pitra Yadnya ceremony. “We fulfill the people's demands and answer the people's needs. Hopefully the sealing letter will be lifted soon," he said.
Meanwhile, the Head of the Legal Division of the Buleleng Secretariat, Bayu Waringin, when confirmed, said that his party had submitted an appeal statement. The statement was submitted to the Denpasar Administrative Court clerk on Friday (12/8) to be forwarded to the Surabaya State Administrative High Court (PT-TUN).
"At this point, we have filed an appeal. For the memory of the appeal, a team of attorneys from the local government is currently preparing. Today is just the initial discussion, in the next few days we will immediately convey it to PT TUN," said Bayu
2. total of 206 inmates at the Class IIB Singaraja Correctional Institution (LP) received general remission in the context of Indonesia's 77th Indonesian Independence Day.
One of the 206 inmates who received the remission was the former Head of the Buleleng Regency Tourism Office (Kadispar) Made Sudama Diana, who was convicted in the corruption case of the National Economic Recovery Fund (PEN).
The Head of the Singaraja Village Hospital, Wayan Sutresna, said that Sudama Diana had been in remission for 3 months. Based on the court's decision, Sudama Diana was sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in prison. Where he has been in prison since 2021. Apart from Sudama Diana, several other inmates have also received remission.
Where a total of 206 people. With details for General Remission (RU) I given to 203 people, namely 61 people given 1-month remission, 46 people in 2 months remission, 46 people in 3 months remission, 29 people in 4 months remission, 21 people in 5 months remission, and 2 people in 6 months remission. . Then for RU II, it is given to 3 people with details of 2 people in 4 months remission, and 1 person in 6 months remission.
"The remission is given as a form of appreciation for the self-improvement of the prisoners in their daily attitudes and behavior. Then for those in the corruption case, the person concerned has paid a subsidiary and a fine, so we can propose it. For general remission II, three people are free," said Kalapas. Class IIB Singaraja Wayan Sutresna when confirmed by detikBali, Wednesday (17/8/2022).
Sutresna continued that the number of inmates in the Class IIB Singaraja Prison is currently 276 people. According to Sutresna, this number exceeds the prison's capacity, which can only accommodate 100 inmates.
For this reason, his party will maximize the home assimilation coaching program. The program is a government program to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Meanwhile, of the inmates who have not received remission this year, there are 71 people. With details, 48 people are still in detention status and 23 inmates have not met the requirements.
"23 inmates have not met the requirements because there are those who have not served 6 months of detention, are still undergoing Register F (Violations), and have not paid fines and compensation for Corruption Convicts, as well as the revocation of Integration Rights," he said.
