Normative legal research highlights the potential of asset forfeiture to prevent corruption crimes in Indonesia, suggesting significant deterrent effects.
Key Points
The study reveals that ratifying the Asset Forfeiture Bill could significantly reduce corruption crimes in Indonesia.
Qualitative analysis shows that asset forfeiture has a strong deterrent effect on potential perpetrators of corruption.
Research focused on legal norms indicates that effective asset confiscation can lead to better financial accountability in governance.
The findings suggest that reducing the misuse of the state budget can protect personal assets of those involved in corruption.
Cite This Study
Hardi Anugrah Santoso (2025) studied this question.