LEGAL ASPECTS OF PROVING THE CRIME OF DEMOLITION BY AN UNKNOWN GROUP OF ADULTS

Abstract Background. Persecution is all unlawful acts and actions of a person to a person that harm or cause pain to the human body or limbs, which are injuries suffered by the victim. Aims. According to the doctrine, persecution has several elements, namely the existence of intentionality, deeds, and the consequences of the (intended) deed. Methods. These elements will distinguish what type of persecution is committed. The types of criminal acts are ordinary, light, planned, severe, heavily planned, persecution of certain quality people, or in a certain way incriminating. In practice, it is pretty difficult to distinguish between ordinary persecution and persecution. Result. The reason is that, in terms of evidence used, it only includes evidence in the form of Visum et Repertum from Victim Witnesses and statements from Witnesses. Conclusion. The conclusion is that the article is based on the defendant's act of committing a criminal act of persecution that resulted in the victim being injured. This act was carried out illegally. Implementation. Therefore, the defendant's article 351 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code concerning persecution.

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Journal of Community Service
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2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.62885/abdisci.v2i10.701
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Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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LEGAL ASPECTS OF PROVING THE CRIME OF DEMOLITION BY AN UNKNOWN GROUP OF ADULTS

Ridha Aditya Nugraha
Journal of Community Service
Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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LEGAL ASPECTS OF PROVING THE CRIME OF DEMOLITION BY AN UNKNOWN GROUP OF ADULTS

Ridha Aditya Nugraha
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Abstract Background. Persecution is all unlawful acts and actions of a person to a person that harm or cause pain to the human body or limbs, which are injuries suffered by the victim. Aims. According to the doctrine, persecution has several elements, namely the existence of intentionality, deeds, and the consequences of the (intended) deed. Methods. These elements will distinguish what type of persecution is committed. The types of criminal acts are ordinary, light, planned, severe, heavily planned, persecution of certain quality people, or in a certain way incriminating. In practice, it is pretty difficult to distinguish between ordinary persecution and persecution. Result. The reason is that, in terms of evidence used, it only includes evidence in the form of Visum et Repertum from Victim Witnesses and statements from Witnesses. Conclusion. The conclusion is that the article is based on the defendant's act of committing a criminal act of persecution that resulted in the victim being injured. This act was carried out illegally. Implementation. Therefore, the defendant's article 351 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code concerning persecution.

Journal of Community ServiceVol. 2(10)
Universitas Swadaya Gunung Jati (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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