PENGULANGAN TINDAK PIDANA OLEH KLIEN YANG MENDAPATKAN INTEGRASI DI BALAI PEMASYARAKATAN KELAS II KLATEN

The purpose of this study is to examine and analyze the factors that cause clients to repeat crimes that previously received an integration program at the Klaten Class II Correctional Center. Review and analyze the implementation of guidance and supervision of clients who receive integration programs at the Klaten Class II Correctional Center.The Correctional Center has an important role in providing guidance to clients who have obtained an integration program, namely by providing guidance and supervision so that clients do not repeat criminal acts.The method of approach in this writing is sociological juridical. The specifics of this study use descriptive. The data source uses primary data and skunder data. Data collection techniques use interview studies and document studies. To analyze the data, researchers use qualitative descriptive analysis methods.Factors that cause clients to repeat crimes that previously received an integration program at the Klaten Class II Correctional Center are 4 (four) factors that influence correctional clients who receive the integration program to commit crimes again, namely economic factors, internal factors, environmental factors and dependence factors for drug addict clients. After the correctional client commits a criminal act again, the sanctions given are administrative sanctions, namely the revocation of the Parole Decree issued by the Directorate General of Corrections and criminal sanctions in accordance with new crimes committed by correctional clients. The implementation of guidance and supervision of clients who get an integration program at the Klaten Class II Correctional Center is carried out by means of Community Guidance (PK) officers coming directly to the client's residence or commonly called (Home Visit), and clients who obtain parole come directly to be obliged to report to Bapas Klaten once a month.Keywords: Integration Program, Guidance and Supervision, Correctional Clients.