Setelah Praktik Pengadilan Semu, Kelas PWI Jaya STIH Painan Akan Hadapi Ini

Students of the Special Class of the Indonesian Journalists Association (PWI) Jakarta, follow all courts. (photo: dock. special)

TANGERANG- Students of the Special Class of the Indonesian Journalists Association (PWI) Jakarta entered the crucial stage of Semester VIII at the Painan College of Law (STIH), Banten. After completing their pseudotrial activities at the STIH Painan Cikupa Campus, Tangerang on Saturday, January 20, they are now facing a series of important activities.

One of the main focuses in Semester VIII is participating in the Seminar Proposal (Sempro) and Skripsi Guidance, which will then be followed by a judicial and graduation session. The Special Class of PWI Jaya has actively participated in the Semu Court (PS) activities with three trial simulations, both in criminal and civil trials guided by lecturers Fitriyanti, SH, MH, and Andre Bani Sagalane, SH, MH.

Special Class of PWI Jaya-STIH Painan started a lecture at a legal institution with the motto "Unggul, Different & Character" in the 2020/2021 school year. Initially, 22 students participated, currently only 20 students were left because two of them died during their college period.

During the lecture trip, the Special Class of PWI Jakarta in the second semester was held by the campus. "We plan to form a law firm involving all students," said Bonar Successor, one of the students who is also the manager of Law and Political Magazine Justice and the website. justice.id.

"We believe in the integrity of STIH Painan leadership," added Naek Pangaribuan, media manager 'Jakartanews'. Fathan Rangkuti, producer of Vidio, assesses STIH Painan as one of the best law science colleges. "Of course, we hope to finish the lecture on time according to the provisions," said Fathan, who is always active in every lecture.

A similar opinion was conveyed by Teddy Kurniawan, deputy Voice of Indonesia (voi.id), who won the Best Contributor award from Jakpro. "We enter and finish at the same time," said Teddy, the youngest student in the PWI Jaya-STIH Special Class, Painan.