Editing Ketut Pujayasa (section)

==Legal process==
Pujayasa climbed from balcony to balcony to make his escape; the then confessed to a colleague who reported the matter, with Pujayasa spending the remainder of the voyage detained by security.<ref name=fox/> The FBI was waiting for him when the ship returned to Port Everglades, and he was arrested.<ref name=local/>

In September 2014 Pujayasa entered a guilty plea to aggravated sexual assault and attempted murder.<ref name=nbcm/><ref name=fox/> He had previously pled not guilty, and changed his plea despite no plea bargain being offered.<ref name=newscomau/> This was a change from an earlier plea of not guilty.<ref name=newscomau/> He was sentenced to 30 years and 5 months in a federal prison in Texas<ref name=fox/> by US District Judge Jose Martinez.<ref name=suns/>

He won a subsequent appeal as this was harsh compared to sentencing guidelines which called for 14 to 17 1/2 years.<ref name=nydn/> The case was sent back to Judge Martinez for resentencing as the initial judgement did not make clear the reasons for the heavy sentence; the same sentence was reimposed on the grounds of the brutality of the attack and the effect on the victim.<ref name=suns/> It was revealed in court the victim additionally developed PTSD and obsessive compulsion and requires round-the-clock supervision.<ref name=fox/>

At his resentencing hearing Pujayasa apologised, but reiterated that he became violent due to his fury at the apparently simple remark.<ref name=suns/> His lawyer noted that he was held in a notoriously violent prison and had been taking educational and anger management courses.<ref name=nydn/> Following release he is to be deported to his native Indonesia and barred from returning.<ref name=suns/> He also faces a lifetime of supervised release.<ref name=nbcm/> The maximum available sentence was one of life imprisonment.<ref name=newscomau/>

The victim sued Holland America alleging negligence over Pujayasa's possession of a master key and the ship's telephone system.<ref name=metro/> The company settled out of court.<ref name=suns/>