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ep u b hk am Direktori Putusan Mahkamah Agung Republik Indonesia In do ne si a R putusan.mahkamahagung.go.id PUTUSAN ng Nomor 103/Pid/2017/PT.DKI DEMI KEADILAN BERDASARKAN KETUHANAN YANG MAHA ESA gu Pengadilan Tinggi Jakarta, yang memeriksa dan mengadili perkara pidana dalam peradilan tingkat banding, telah menjatuhkan putusan sebagai : Santa alias Aliang alias Akam ; Tempat lahir : Jakarta ; Umur atau tanggal lahir : 43 tahun/12 Desember 1973 ; Jenis kelamin : Laki-laki ; Kebangsaan : Indonesia ; ah k Tempat tinggal : Apartemen City Park Tower CC Lantai Kecamatan Cengkareng Jakarta In do ne si A gu ng R 12 No. 8 Kelurahan Cengkareng Timur Barat/KTP : Jalan Klingkit Permai A/14 Rt.003 Rw. 012 Kel. Rawa Buaya Kec. Cengkareng Jakarta Barat ; Agama : Khatolik ; Pekerjaan : Wiraswasta ; Pendidikan : SMA lik ah Dalam hal ini Terdakwa didampingi oleh Penasihat Hukumnya Ricky Gunawan, S.H., M.A dan kawan-kawan Advokat publik dan asisten ub m Advokat publik pada Perkumpulan Lembaga Bantuan Hukum Masyarakat ka (Perkumpulan LBH Masyarakat) berkantor di Jalan Tebet Timur Dalam VIE ep Nomor 3, Tebet, Jakarta Selatan, berdasarkan surat kuasa khusus tertanggal 10 Maret 2017 ; on hal 1 dari 56 hal Perkara No.18/PID/2017/PT.DK In d ng gu A es R Terdakwa telah ditahan dengan Surat Perintah/Penetapan Penahanan : M h Disclaimer Kepaniteraan Mahkamah Agung Republik Indonesia berusaha untuk selalu mencantumkan informasi paling kini dan akurat sebagai bentuk komitmen Mahkamah Agung untuk pelayanan publik, transparansi dan akuntabilitas pelaksanaan fungsi peradilan. Namun dalam hal-hal tertentu masih dimungkinkan terjadi permasalahan teknis terkait dengan akurasi dan keterkinian informasi yang kami sajikan, hal mana akan terus kami perbaiki dari waktu kewaktu. Dalam hal Anda menemukan inakurasi informasi yang termuat pada situs ini atau informasi yang seharusnya ada, namun belum tersedia, maka harap segera hubungi Kepaniteraan Mahkamah Agung RI melalui : Email : kepaniteraan@mahkamahagung.go.id Telp : 021-384 3348 (ext.318) ik ah ub lik Nama lengkap ep am ah A berikut dalam perkara Terdakwa : Halaman 1

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Santa alias Aliang alias Akam

CASE BRIEF

Jurisdiction

Indonesia

Nationalities

Indonesian

Case Title: Santa alias Aliang alias Akam

Age at Offence: 43

Age Group at Offence: Adult (18 to 59)

Gender: Male

Religious Group at Offence: Other

Jurisdiction - Geolocation

Latitude: -6.293782809685137

Longitude: 106.84001863002779

Jurisdiction - Geolocation (linked CASE BRIEF): Indonesia

Contributing TRP Partner

Institute for Criminal Justice and Reform (Indonesia)

Latest Country's Death Penalty Status

Retentionist

Case Current Status: Closed: Reprieve by Executive

Year when sentenced to Death Row: 2010s: 2017

Method of Execution: Firing/Shooting: Squad

Rights Allegedly Violated

Fair Trial and Due Process: Excessive and disproportionate punishment
Fair Trial and Due Process: Fair investigation & fair disclosure
Torture: Torture/Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CIDT)

Nature of Offences for Death Penalty

Drug Crime

Case Background (300 words max): The defendant, Santa alias Aliang alias Akam, was charged for participating in an international drug trafficking operation involving methamphetamine (shabu-shabu). Together with several other individuals, including foreign nationals and fugitives (DPO), the defendant played a role in coordinating logistics, accommodation, and transportation for the delivery and storage of 20 kilograms of methamphetamine hidden in machine moulds. These drugs were discovered in a Jakarta hotel and a warehouse in Tangerang, following a police raid on June 2, 2016. Santa's involvement included renting the warehouse, arranging accommodation, and assisting in receiving the imported goods.

Defence Arguments (200 words max.)

The legal counsel from LBH Masyarakat, during the hearing at the West Jakarta District Court, stated that the defendant had no knowledge of the narcotics contained in the package and merely acted as a logistical assistant, without criminal intent or awareness of any conspiracy. The defence emphasized the absence of direct evidence linking the defendant to the ownership or control of the narcotics, asserting that his role was limited to assisting with accommodation and transportation. Meanwhile, at the appeal level, the defendant’s legal counsel raised the following key arguments:

Key Evidence Withheld from Trial: One of the defendant’s mobile phones was seized and used as evidence; however, the co-accused's phone—which also contained crucial evidence—was never presented in court. The device allegedly held relevant conversations between the defendant and other suspects.
Failure to Address Irregularities: The defence argued that both the judges and prosecutors failed to seriously pursue the material truth and that the evidence presented by the Public Prosecutor was substantially flawed. This lack of effort undermined the fairness of the trial and should have been considered in assessing the defendant’s culpability.
Allegations of Torture: The defendant testified that he was subjected to physical abuse, including being struck with a hammer and having his eyes taped shut. The purpose of this alleged torture was to force a confession and implicate him in the narcotics trafficking scheme alongside other individuals.
Violations of Criminal Procedure:

The examination of police witnesses was repeatedly postponed—up to five times—at the prosecutor's request, which the defence argued violated the principle of a trial that should be "simple, swift, and low-cost."
Additionally, the defendant was not granted adequate time to prepare his written defence (plea), a fundamental right in the criminal justice process.

Judgement with Headnotes (200 words max): The court found the defendant guilty of conspiring to traffic Class I narcotics exceeding 5 grams, under Article 114(2) Jo. Article 132(1) of Law No. 35/2009 on Narcotics. The court held that the collective coordination and role-sharing among the parties, including Santa's direct logistical support, indicated conscious involvement in the trafficking operation. The sentence imposed reflected the seriousness of the crime and the large quantity of drugs involved.

Legal Representation Received

Appeal: Private
Trial: State Legal Aid
Pre-trial: Unknown

Legislation Related to the Offence(s): Law Number 35 of 2009 concerning Narcotics

Case Brief Entry Status: Complete

Language of Case Materials

Bahasa Indonesia

Primary Documents

Appeal Judgement - SANTA Alias ALIANG Alias AKAM.pdf
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First Instance Judgement - SANTA Alias ALIANG Alias AKAM.pdf
Indonesian
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