Prohibited Characteristics of Public University Lecturers : Case Study of persons who have been sentenced to imprisonment.

Abstract

                              The law stipulates that all types of public university Lecturer, that is, civil servants in higher education institutions, university staff, government employee, temporary employee. Must not have been convicted of imprisonment. Unless it is an offense committed through negligence or a misdemeanor. Causing some people to be unable to pursue a career as a university lecturer. Therefore, in order to resolve such problems. This research therefore aims to study to find guidelines for developing legal measures. Concerning the prohibited characteristics of lecturer at public universities In the case of a person who has been sentenced to imprisonment. It is a qualitative research and use document research methods.

                             The research results found that. Even though the said law has advantages, it is beneficial to public universities in terms of the image of the credibility of the organization. Being a good example for lecturers to students. To prevent persons who have been sentenced to imprisonment for repeat offences. And the general public does not dare to commit crimes. But such law has disadvantages, namely, they are inconsistent with the principle of restriction of rights and liberties, inequality. Inconsistent with the principle of proportionality. It does not give a chance to those who have been imprisoned according to the condemnation theory. Therefore, the law should be amended. It stipulates that lecturers of all types of public universities must never have been sentenced to imprisonment. Unless you have been sentenced to imprisonment for no more than 10 years and have been released from prison for more than 5 years. Or unless he has been imprisoned because of negligence.