Analysis shows prosecutor authority under Law Number 16 of 2004 significantly impacts corruption investigations, indicating challenges from overlapping jurisdictions.
Key Points
Investigative authority defined under Law Number 16 of 2004 strengthens prosecutors' role in tackling corruption crimes.
Prosecutors face challenges from jurisdictional overlap, complicating their ability to investigate effectively.
The study utilizes empirical and normative legal methods, gathering data through interviews and statutes to understand the authority dynamics.
Regulatory challenges highlight the need for clear definitions and better cooperation among law enforcement agencies dealing with corruption.