WorksheetsHukum Acara Pidana Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What are the formal provisions related to the investigation process regulated in?
KUHAP
KUHPerdata
Customary Law
KUHP
Customary Law
A collection of legal provisions that regulate the procedures of the State through its instruments to seek the truth, adjudicate or determine a decision against someone suspected of committing a criminal act is called?
Criminal Code
Code of Criminal Procedure
Civil Code
Administrative Law
Customary Law
The provisions regarding the Code of Criminal Procedure are regulated in?
Law No. 8 of 1981
Law No. 8 of 1991
Law No. 3 of 1981
Law No. 18 of 1991
Law No. 14 of 2015
A series of activities carried out to search for and find criminal events is called?
Enforcement
Investigation
Inquiry
Seizure
Filing
A series of activities carried out by investigators to search for and find evidence to clarify the criminal act that occurred is called?
Inquiry
Investigation
Enforcement
Seizure
Search
The provisions that regulate who the investigator is are contained in?
Article 7 of KUHAP
Article 8 of KUHAP
Article 7 of KUHP
Article 6 paragraph (1) of KUHAP
Article 9 of KUHAP
In the context of investigation, the investigator takes coercive measures. The coercive measures taken by the investigator consist of, except?
Arrest
Search
Crime Scene Investigation
Detention
Seizure
Someone who, due to their actions or circumstances based on preliminary evidence, is suspected to be a criminal is called?
Defendant
Suspect
Alleged
Witness
Expert Witness
A series of actions taken to take over and/or keep under their control movable or immovable objects for the purpose of investigation is called?
Search
Seizure
Arrest
Crime Scene Handling
Home Search
Legal action to enter a house, residence, and other closed places to conduct inspections and/or seizures and/or arrests in accordance with the law is called?
Arrest
Seizure
Body Search
Home Search
Crime Scene Handling
The placement of a suspect or defendant in a certain place by the investigator or public prosecutor or judge with its determination in accordance with the law is called?
Arrest
Seizure
Examination
Detention
Temporary Restraint
The initial detention order given by the investigator as referred to in Article 20 of KUHAP is valid for a maximum of?
30 days
60 days
120 days
20 days
2 days
The detention order or subsequent detention is carried out against a suspect or defendant who is strongly suspected of committing a crime based on?
Initial Evidence
From the Crime Scene
Sufficient Evidence
Confession of the Suspect
Preliminary Evidence
Based on the Constitutional Court Decision No. 130 / PUU-XII / 2015 regarding the Notification Letter for the Start of Investigation (SPDP), how long is the investigator given a time limit to send the SPDP to the Public Prosecutor?
15 working days
7 working days
30 working days
14 working days
60 working days
What is meant by valid evidence?
Witness Testimony, Expert, letter, clues, and testimony of the defendant.
Evidence at the Crime Scene and Identification.
Evidence obtained from the Search.
All information obtained from the testimony of the defendant.
Confession of the suspect
For the purpose of examination, the investigator has the authority to summon any person. In KUHAP, it is regulated who can be summoned, what are the statuses of those who can be summoned?
Witness
Suspect
Convicted
Witness and Suspect
Answer a, b, and c are wrong.
Below are the requirements for valid witness testimony, namely?
Given by 2 or more people who hear, see, or experience the event themselves and previously take an oath or promise.
Given by two or more people and stated in front of the court.
Given by two or more people and previously take an oath or promise.
Given by their legal counsel.
Acts, events, or circumstances that due to their suitability both between one another and with the criminal act itself indicate that a crime has occurred and who the perpetrator is are?
Witness Testimony
Clue
BAP
Confession of the Suspect
Letter
Clues are one of the pieces of evidence obtained from?
Witness Testimony and Evidence.
Confession of the Suspect only.
Witness Testimony, Letter, and Testimony of the Defendant
All a, b, and c are wrong.
All wrong
A case/crime can be stopped from being investigated if?
The suspect flees.
The suspect is uncooperative.
The suspect dies.
The suspect is a state official.
Request from the suspect
A series of actions by investigators to take over and/or keep under their control movable or immovable objects, tangible or intangible for the purpose of proving in investigation, prosecution, and trial is called?
Crime Scene Investigation
Seizure
Enforcement
Detention
Search
Evidence as proof in criminal acts is stated in KUHAP in which Article?
Article 170 KUHAP
Article 203 KUHAP
Article 205 KUHAP
Article 184 KUHAP
Article 21 KUHAP
In the case of sentencing a defendant, the judge may not impose a sentence unless with?
Evidence of Criminal Acts.
Complete Evidence.
Letter
At least 2 pieces of evidence
Sufficient Preliminary Evidence.
The District Court is authorized to examine and decide on Pretrial matters regulated in Article 77 of KUHAP except?
The legality of the arrest.
The legality of the suspect's status.
The legality of the detention.
The legality of the termination of the investigation or prosecution.
Compensation and rehabilitation cases that are not submitted.
What is the term for a notification submitted by someone regarding their rights or obligations under the law to the authorized official about an event that has occurred, is occurring, or is suspected to occur?
Complaint
Report
Confession
Explanation
Interrogation
What is the term for a notification accompanied by a request from an interested party to the authorized official to take legal action against someone who has committed a crime and the complaint harms them?
Report
Complaint
Interrogation
Request
Demand
Who are the investigators according to the Criminal Procedure Code (KUHAP)?
Police and PPNS
Prosecutors and KPK
TNI Pom
PPNS and PNS
Court
A pretrial lawsuit can be filed in the District Court unless it concerns:
The legality of seizure.
The legality of examination.
The legality of search.
The legality of arrest.
The legality of detention.
What is meant by the term 'caught in the act'?
It refers to someone being caught while hiding after committing a crime.
It refers to someone being caught while committing a crime, or immediately after it has been committed, or shortly thereafter being identified by the public as the perpetrator.
It refers to someone being caught when about to commit a crime and having the intent to do so.
It refers to someone being caught who is suspected of being involved in a crime.
It refers to the suspect surrendering to the officer.
What is meant by the notification letter for the commencement of investigation (SPDP) for investigators?
It is a letter that must be made by the investigator when conducting an investigation.
It is a notification letter to the Chief Prosecutor about the commencement of the investigation conducted by the investigator.
It is a letter contained in the case file that will be submitted to the prosecutor.
It is a notification letter for the commencement of the investigation by the Chief Prosecutor conducted by the investigator.
It is the submission of the case file to the public prosecutor.
The police as the supervisor of PPNS are required to provide investigation assistance to PPNS. Below are the types of assistance that can be provided, except:
Technical assistance for forensic lab examinations.
Operational funding assistance.
Tactical assistance, in the form of personnel or investigation equipment.
Coercive measures assistance.
Supervision assistance for investigations.
The following are items that can be seized, except:
Items specifically made or intended for committing a crime.
Items used to obstruct the investigation of a crime.
Items used by investigators in conducting an investigation.
Other items that have a direct relationship with the crime committed.
Items that have been directly used to commit a crime.
If the case file sent to the public prosecutor is returned because it is incomplete, when should the investigator resend the case file to the public prosecutor?
Two weeks (fourteen days) after the case file is returned and received by the investigator.
One week (seven days) after the case file is returned and received by the investigator.
After all requests from the public prosecutor can be fulfilled.
If the investigator cannot fulfill the public prosecutor's request because it is difficult to meet, the case file does not need to be sent back.
Depending on the investigator's discretion.
The core questions that must be explored from the examined party and arranged based on the elaboration of the elements of the alleged case in the form of '7' are called:
Additional questions.
Core/Main questions.
Additional questions.
Initial questions.
Supporting questions.
Is all the information you provided in this examination true and in accordance with what is written in this Examination Report? This is an example of a question:
Open.
Closing.
Initial.
Additional.
Supporting.
The targets of the investigation include, among others, except:
Items / goods
Places
Events
Articles charged
People
The obligation of the investigator when the file has been completed by the investigator and has been declared complete by the prosecutor is:
To seek other information.
To deepen the evidence.
To find two pieces of evidence.
To submit the suspect and evidence.
To coordinate with the judge.
To be appointed as a civil servant investigator as referred to in Article 3 A PP 58 of 2010, the candidate must meet the following requirements, except:
Working as a civil servant for at least 5 years.
Holding the lowest rank of Young Penata III/a.
Having at least a Bachelor's degree in Law or equivalent.
Being physically and mentally healthy.
Having attended and passed training in the field of investigation.
In the event of a change in organizational structure, the mutation of PPNS officials within ministries or non-ministerial government agencies or between ministries or non-ministerial government agencies with different legal bases, the leadership of the ministry or non-ministerial government agency that oversees the PPNS official is required to report the change to the Minister within a maximum period of:
20 days.
30 days.
50 days.
60 days.
One year.
Who appoints the prospective PPNS officials who have met the requirements as referred to in PP 58 of 2010?
KAPOLRI or appointed officials.
KEJAGUNG or appointed officials.
The Minister or officials appointed by the Minister.
Members of the DPR RI.
The President.
