Public Prosecution Service of Indonesia

Public Prosecution Service Kejaksaan Republik Indonesia
Logo of the Public Prosecution Service
Flag of the Public Prosecution Service
Motto	Satya Adhi Wicaksana (Loyal, Excellent, Tactful)
Agency overview
Formed	19 August 1945 (1945-08-19) as a department under the Ministry of Justice
Jurisdictional structure
National agency (Operations jurisdiction)	Indonesia
Operations jurisdiction	Indonesia
Legal jurisdiction	Indonesia
Constituting instrument	Law No. 16/2004 on Public Prosecutor Service[1]
Operational structure
Headquarters	Jl. Sultan Hasanudin No. 1 Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta
Prosecutors	10,412 person (2016)[2]
Administrative personnels	22,335 person (2016)[2]
Agency executive	Sanitiar Burhanuddin, Attorney-General
Website
www.kejaksaan.go.id

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The Public Prosecution Service of the Republic of Indonesia (Indonesian: Kejaksaan Republik Indonesia) is the government agency of Indonesia authorized for conducting public prosecution in Indonesia. It has other duties and authorities over certain matters as prescribed by laws.^[3][4]

The Service is structured on three levels of governance: National, Provincial and Municipal (although formally, it is only known as Central and Regional level).^[5]

• Office of the Attorney-General (Indonesian: Kejaksaan Agung Republik Indonesia), based in the national capital Jakarta, with nation-wide jurisdiction. It is headed by the Attorney-General (Jaksa Agung), a state official who was appointed by, and only answers to the President. The Attorney-General also headed the entire Indonesian Public Prosecution Service.
• Provincial Prosecutor's Office (Indonesian: Kejaksaan Tinggi), based in the provincial capital, with province-wide jurisdiction. It is headed by chief of high prosecution office (Kepala Kejaksaan Tinggi).
• District Prosecutor's Office (Indonesian: Kejaksaan Negeri), based in the municipalities (cities and regencies), with city- and regency-wide jurisdiction. It is headed by chief of district prosecution office (Kepala Kejaksaan Negeri).
• Branch Prosecutor's Office (Indonesian: Cabang Kejaksaan Negeri) are special prosecutor office formed by the Attorney-General's decision, subordinated to the District Prosecutor's Office. It is headed by chief of branch district prosecution office (Kepala Cabang Kejaksaan Negeri).

Under the 2004 Public Prosecution Service Act (Undang-Undang Nomor 16 Tahun 2004 tentang Kejaksaan Republik Indonesia) Article 30, the prosecutors of the Service are vested with law enforcement authority in:^[1][6]

1. Criminal cases, of which the prosecutors:
   1. conduct public prosecution activities;
   2. execute court orders and legally-binding court sentences;
   3. oversee the executions of probations, conditional sentences, and paroles;
   4. investigate certain criminal matters as prescribed by laws;
   5. prepare the required documents to proceed criminal cases to trial, and order further examinations investigations if needed.
2. Civil and State Administration cases, of which the prosecutors may be authorized to represent the state or the government, in the court or outside, for the duration of the proceedings.
3. Public Peace and Order, of which the prosecutors:
   1. promote public awareness of the law;
   2. promote policies of the law enforcement;
   3. secure circulations of print-based media;
   4. observe any beliefs that may endanger the public and the state;
   5. prevent religious misuse and/or blasphemy of the faiths;
   6. research and develop the crime statistics.

• Article 31: Prosecutors are allowed to ask presiding judges to order convicts who are mentally compromised, physically unhealthy, or considered to be a danger to themselves, others, and the surroundings, to be held in hospitals, mental health facilities, or other facilities that may care for and secure them.
• Article 32: Prosecutors' powers may be expanded further and regulated as prescribed by laws.
• Article 33: Prosecutors are to cooperate with other law enforcement agencies and other government agencies.
• Article 34: Prosecutors may provide legal assistance toward other agencies.

Under the 2021 amendment of the Public Prosecution Service Act, new powers were added.^[7]

• Article 30A: Concerning cases involving asset recovery activity, prosecutors are authorized to track down, seize, and return said assets to the state, the victims, or rightful parties.
• Article 30B: Concerning intelligence activities of law enforcement, prosecutors are authorized to
  • investigate, secure, and gather intelligences;
  • establish an environment friendly to development efforts;
  • cooperate with other intelligence agencies, both domestic and overseas;
  • prevent activities of corruption, collusion, and nepotism; and
  • conduct multimedia supervision.
• Article 30C: The Public Prosecution Service is then tasked with additional duties, as follow.
  • create a crime activities statistics and a health service of the Public Prosecution Service;
  • be actively involved in truth seeking of human rights violation cases;
  • be actively involved in the victims and witnesses' affairs of a criminal case;
  • conduct criminal mediation, asset seizure for the payment of fines, substitute penalties, and restitutions;
  • provide investigative information regarding one's criminal records or criminal charges for the purpose of sitting in a public office;
  • conduct other civil and/or public functions as prescribed by law;
  • seize assets for the payment of fines and bails;
  • request a Judicial Review of a Court Decision; and
  • conduct wiretapping operation and serve as monitoring center.

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