Return of State Losses in Corruption through Confiscation of Assets Based on Justice (Indonesian Perspective)

Abstract

Confiscation of assets to recover state losses in a criminal act of corruption requires proof of the value of state losses or the results obtained from criminal acts of corruption, either directly or indirectly, and even includes an increase in value due to appreciation. Confiscation of assets is a legal step required in the framework of the functionalization of criminal law to restore justice because criminal acts of corruption are related to protecting public rights related to state assets. Therefore, this step is following the idea of justice to achieve the real goal of the law.