Dynamics of Administrative and Criminal Accountability in Cases of Abuse of Authority Resulting in State Losses According to Indonesian Law

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The return of state losses does not eliminate criminal liability for corruption, indicating ongoing accountability.
Evidence from administrative examinations can support criminal law enforcement in cases of abuse of authority.
Coordination between administrative law and criminal law is essential for fair resolution of authority abuses.
The study emphasizes the significance of Law Number 30 of 2014 in addressing corruption and state losses.

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Normative legal study reports that administrative penalties do not release offenders from criminal liability for corruption.

Djunaedi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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