Implementasi Ekstradisi Oleh Pemerintah Indonesia Berdasarkan Beberapa Kasus Pada Tahun 2010 Sampai 2020

Fitria, Yanna (2021) Implementasi Ekstradisi Oleh Pemerintah Indonesia Berdasarkan Beberapa Kasus Pada Tahun 2010 Sampai 2020. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

Extradition according to Law No. RI. 1 of 1979 was the submission by a the country requesting the surrender of those who are suspected or convicted of committing a crime outside the territory of the submitting State and within the jurisdiction of the territory of the country requesting the surrender because it is authorized judge the sentence. Extradition is carried out on the basis of a "treaty" between Indonesia and other countries whose ratification is carried out by law. Interpol is an international organization formed to assisting the handling of transnational crime. As in the conditions of the world now many crimes are happening without knowing the boundaries become a separate focus for Interpol, to eradicate crime cases Therefore, it is necessary to take fast action by NCB Interpol Indonesia to carry out extradition cooperation with Interpol of other countries. Looking at the problem international extradition case, the author is interested in raising the title, namely Implementation of Extradition by the Government of Indonesia based on several cases in 2010 to 2020. with the formulation of the problem, How to Implement Extradition by the Government of Indonesia in the Extradition Process? What is the Role NCB Interpol Indonesia in Dealing with Extradition Issues in Indonesia? This research uses normative law research methods or research literature. This type of research is categorized as research that is analytical descriptive in the form of a description of the implementation of the mechanism The nature of this study aims to describe or tell and describe in a factual and accurate systematic way about fact. The implementation of extradition often experiences obstacles, especially for the state developing like Indonesia. Extradition also turned out to be ineffective because costly, involving so many state institutions, time-consuming and considerable effort because the process is complicated and convoluted. The state is often asked to position itself as a higher party thus submitting an offer that is detrimental to the requesting country as in In the process, there are obstacles, namely with legal differences in each of them Country and Position The role of NCB Interpol Indonesia is very important once in carrying out the extradition process by means of Interpol Facilitator, Coordinator and Mediator.

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