PENAL CODE OF INDONESIA.
BOOK II.
Crimes.
CHAPTER I
Crimes against the security of the State.
Article 104.
The attempt undertaken with intent to deprive the President or Vice President of his life or his liberty or to render him unfit to govern, shall be punished by capital punishment or life imprisonment or a maximum imprisonment of twenty years.
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Article 110.
(1) The conspiracy to one of the crimes described in articles 104-108 shall be punished by a maximum imprisonment of six years.
(2) The same punishment shall apply to the person who with the intent to prepare or facilitate one of the crimes described in articles 104 -108:
1st, tries to induce others to commit the crime, to cause others to commit or participate in the commission of the crime, to facilitate the crime or to provide opportunity, means or information relating thereto;
2nd-ly, tries to provide himself or others with the opportunity, means or information for committing the crime;
3rd-ly, has in store objects of which he know that they are designed for committing the crime;
4th-ly, makes plans ready or is in possession of plans for the execution of the crime intended to be made known to other person;
5th-ly, tries to hinder, to obstruct or to defeat a measure taken by the Government to prevent or to suppress the execution of the crime.
(3) The objects referred to in the foregoing paragraph under 3rd-ly may be forfeited.
(4) Not punishable shall be the person from whom it is evident that his intent is merely aimed at the preparation or facilitation of political changes in the general sense.
(5) If in cases mentioned under section (1) and (2) of this article, the crime really takes place, the punishment may be doubled.
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CHAPTER III
Crimes against friendly states and against heads and
representatives of friendly states.
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Article 140.
(1) The attempt on the life or the liberty of a ruling king or another head of a friendly state shall be punished by a maximum imprisonment of fifteen years.
(2) If the attempt on said life results in death or is undertaken with premeditation, a life imprisonment or a maximum imprisonment of twenty years shall be imposed.
(3) If the attempt on said life, undertaken premeditation, results in death, the capital punishment or life imprisonment or a maximum imprisonment of twenty years shall be imposed.
Article 141.
Each factual assault against the person of a ruling king or another head of a friendly state, which does not fall under a more service penal provision, shall be punished by a maximum imprisonment of seven years.
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Article 145.
(1) By conviction or accusation of the crime described in article 140, deprivation of the rights referred to the article 35 first to fifthly play be pronounced.
(2) By conviction on account of the crime described in article 141, deprivation of the rights in article 35 first to fourthly may be pronounced.
(3) By conviction on account of one of the crimes described in articles 139a, 139b, 139c, 142 and 143, deprivation of the rights mentioned in article 35 first to thirdly may be pronounced.
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CHAPTER XVII
Crimes against personal liberty.
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Article 333.
(1) Any person who with deliberate intent and unlawfully deprives someone or keeps someone deprived of his liberty, shall be punished by a maximum imprisonment of eight years.
(2) If the fact results in a serious physical injury, the offender shall be punished by a maximum imprisonment of nine years.
(3) If the fact results in death, he shall be punished by a maximum imprisonment of twelve years.
(4) The sentences laid down in this article shall also be applicable to any person who with deliberate intent provides a place for the unlawful deprivation of liberty.
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link to the complete text of the Penal Code: Indonesia-Penal Code-1999-eng