KELAKUAN BAIK SEBAGAI SYARAT PEMBERIAN REMISI TERHADAP NARAPIDANA KORUPSI

Research on good behavior as a condition of granting remission to corruption convicts aims to identify and assess the size of the good behavior of prisoners as a condition of granting remission corruption by correctional institutions, as well as the implementation of remissions for corruption after the moratorium on remissions policy for the corrupt. Research is normative legal research, by examining the literature to obtain secondary data as the main data and conduct field research by conducting interviews with sources. This is because the legal research we used an empirical analysis with qualitative measures that focus on the substance of the reasoning process used in drawing conclusions deductive reasoning method, derives the major premise submission form filing laws then the minor premise that legal fact, from these later withdrawn conclusion. The results of this study are: (1) Article 1 of Decree of the Minister of Law and Legislation of the Republic of Indonesia Number M.09.02.01 1999 on Implementation of Decree of the President of the Republic of Indonesia No. 174 of 1999 on Remission mention that a well-behaved prisoners are prisoners who obeyed regulations and are not subject to disciplinary action that is recorded in a register F which is a record of each inmate's behavior during the period that accounted for remissions. The time frame used here is usually within 1 (one) year. The remissions for corruption convicts based on good behavior is no offense at all either minor offenses, moderate or severe were recorded in the register F. So thus the size of good behavior which is a requirement to obtain remission for corruption convicts is to obey all applicable regulations (discipline and order) and did not do a good offense violation of mild, moderate or severe violations, and (2) Based on data from Class Prisons Yogyakarta IIA obtained information that until recently in August 2012, there was 1 (one) corruption convicts who obtained remission crime reduction for 3 (three) months in 2011 with details to general remission for 2 (two) months and a special remission for 1 (one) month. Remission was given to the concerned public in conjunction with other criminal inmates for granted on August 17, 2011, while the special remission granted to prisoners concerned because as a corruption obtaining remission for 1 (one) month. Based on the results of research in Yogyakarta Penitentiary Class IIA obtained information that after the enactment of the moratorium tightening remissions for corruption convicts, carried over tighten the requirements to obtain remission for inmates and for inmates who violate discipline and order are not entitled to remissio