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This is a Normative Comparative Legal Approach study.

September 5, 2025Arena HukumOpen Access

Restorative Justice for Corruptors: A Solution or a Legal Setback?

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Applying restorative justice in corruption may expedite asset recovery, but without regulations, it risks enabling impunity.
The study highlights the need for a framework to balance effective law enforcement with the need for resolution in corruption cases.
Comparative legal analysis of restorative practices in Indonesia, Brazil, Colombia, and South Africa informs potential benefits and risks.
Stringent parameters for implementation are proposed to prevent erosion of legal deterrents and ensure accountability.

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Normative comparative analysis explores restorative justice's impact on law enforcement in corruption cases, suggesting regulatory frameworks.

Ardiansyah et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Normative comparative analysis explores restorative justice's impact on law enforcement in corruption cases, suggesting regulatory frameworks.