Death Criminal Threat Order in Criminal Action Law Corruption

As an effort to combat corruption as an extraordinary crime, the makers of Law Number 31 of 1999 as amended by Number 20 of 2001 concerning the Eradication of Criminal Acts of Corruption formulated several important things, which are considered to be used as tools to ensnare and have a deterrent effect on corruption. perpetrators, namely the principle of reverse proof and severe sanctions, including the death penalty. The policy of formulating articles relating to these two matters is of course based on thoughts and motivated by the desire to eradicate corruption. However, this formulation policy is not followed by an application policy. As the principle of reverse proof is reluctant to be applied in trials of corruption crimes, judges of corruption crimes are also reluctant to apply the death penalty to criminals, even though the state has actually lost billions, even trillions of rupiah, and many members of the public have lost the opportunity to enjoy the welfare as a result of the crime.