Asset Deprivation for Money Laundering Criminal Actors Based on Corruption Results

Abstract

Efforts to recover assets from Corruption Money Laundering is one of the studies of anti-corruption communities in the world. Through the Draft Asset Confiscation Law that has been initiated by the government, it is hoped that efforts to recover assets resulting from crime can be streamlined for the benefit of law enforcement. The concept adopted in the Asset Confiscation Draft Law is actually very basic and also has very clear objectives, but in its presentation of course there are still gaps that can be criticized and debated, for example in relation to Human Rights only for the common good both society as a subject those who are subject to law and also law enforcement officials (APH) as executors of legal substances that have been determined by the State. The research method used is the normative legal method in the form of library research conducted by collecting primary, secondary and/or tertiary legal materials. The material collection technique used in this study was a literature study. The collected materials were analyzed qualitatively and to classify legal materials, the authors used content analysis. The results of this study are that the Asset Confiscation Bill is in line with human rights (HAM).