Reconstruction of Coercive Measures in the Indonesian Corruption Criminal Justice System

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This analysis reveals procedural disparities among law enforcement agencies, indicating the need for reforms in coercive measures.

Overlapping authorities and procedural inconsistencies hinder law enforcement effectiveness in Indonesia's corruption cases.
A proposed system of coercive measures aims to integrate institutions like the Police, Prosecutor's Office, and KPK for better accountability.
The study employs a normative juridical method, focusing on statutory and conceptual approaches to analyze the current legal framework.
Recommendations include revising the Indonesian Code of Criminal Procedure to ensure standardized procedures and protect suspects' rights.

Asnawi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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