Legal reform and the erosion of deterrence: Reassessing remission and conditional release policies for corruption convicts

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Normative analysis reveals that legal reforms weaken deterrent effects for corruption convicts, suggesting urgent changes.

The revocation of strict requirements has led to increased remission for corruption convicts, undermining deterrence.
Primary data from legislation and interviews with correctional officers highlight systemic issues in current policies.
Urgent comprehensive reforms are needed in legal frameworks and enforcement practices to restore deterrent effects.
The article provides original insights into the impact of recent regulatory changes on corruption remissions in Indonesia.

Desita et al. (2025) studied this question.

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