This Legal Research analyzes about Human Rights Perspective on Justice
Collaborator as a condition of remission for corruption inmates. This Legal
Research uses a normative research methods, which focuses on the juridical
analysis of legislation about right for equal treatment and justice before the law.
In addition, analysis is also conducted on the arrangement of Justice
Collaborator as a condition of remission. Information about the Justice
Collaborator is obtained from several interviewees who asked for legal opinions.
The interviewees in this research are Head of Binapi Lembaga Pemasyarakatan
Kelas IIA Yogyakarta, Staff of Registration in Lembaga Pemasyarakatan Kelas
IIA Yogyakarta, Staff of Human Right in Ministry of Law and Human Rights DIY,
Staff of PAS Division in Ministry of Law and Human Rights DIY, Head of Special
Crimes Section of Yogyakarta State Attorney, Attorney Functional of Yogyakarta
State Attorney. The results show that Justice Collaborator as a condition of
remission for corruption inmates does not provide a guarantee of fair legal
certainty to them. In addition, the Justice Collaborator's status-related
arrangements also decrease the right of corruption inmates to get equal treatment
before the law.