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This is a Normative legal methodology study (also classified as: Conceptual approach, Statutory analysis, Comparative studies).

Confiscating Corruption Assets Without Verdict: Mashlahah-Based Strategy to Restore State Finances

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This research highlights asset forfeiture using maslahah principles, suggesting reforms to recover state finances effectively.

The study shows low asset recovery rates signal the need for legal reform in asset forfeiture related to corruption.
Data from Indonesia reveals a significant gap in asset recovery, with only IDR 2.2 trillion recovered from IDR 62.5 trillion lost to corruption.
Utilizing a normative legal methodology, the study advocates for NCB asset forfeiture mechanisms to expedite the recovery of state assets.
Reformulating the Anti-Corruption Law's provisions can enhance public benefit, ensuring confiscated assets serve societal welfare.

Firmansyah et al. (2025) studied this question.

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