Inauguration Of 108 Persadi Central Java-DIY Advocates, Firm Message To Protect Profession Marwah

Chairman of the Central Java-DIY Persadi DPD, Inspector General Pol (Ret.) Dr. Rokhmad Sunanto, MM, MH, CRM, photos with Advocates after the event. (IST)

SEMARANG Chairman of the Central Java Persadi DPD-DIY Inspector General Pol (Ret.) Dr. Rokhmad Sunanto led the inauguration and taking the oath of 108 advocates of the XXXI Force at the Quest Hotel Semarang, Wednesday 10 September. The next day, Thursday, September 11, they were officially taken an oath at the Hall of the Central Java High Court.

Rokhmad, representing the General Chairperson of the Persadi DPN, Syam Daeng Rani, emphasized that the advocate profession is a noble mandate. Run with responsibility. Don't just pursue finances, but provide free legal assistance (pro bono) for the underprivileged as mandated by Article 22 paragraph (1) of Law No. 18/2003 on Advocates," he said.

He emphasized that advocates are obliged to maintain their social spirit and not merely be selfish. Meanwhile, the Secretary of the Central Java-DIY Persadi DPD, Toto Susilo, read out the appointment decree, followed by the embedding of weapons and life-long membership cards.

Syam Daeng Rani advised young advocates not to be complacent. "Continue to develop capabilities according to the development of science and technology. Maintain professional dignity, show a positive attitude so that Persadi remains in the hearts of the people," he said.

Deputy Chairman of the Central Java High Court YM. Aviantara, representing the Chairman of the High Court, hopes that new advocates will become agents of changes in fair law enforcement. "Give excellent legal services so that the public can put their trust," he said.

Among the participants, former Semarang Police Chief Brigadier General Pol (P) Burhanudin stole the attention while leading the line with a loud and firm voice. The presence of his figure gave color to the moment of the oath.

Aviantara closed with a message that new advocates maintain solidity and compete healthy. They are expected to be active in educating the public through legal enlightenment, while maintaining legal certainty in Central Java.