Corruption In Perspective Research Articles

Juridical Review on the Death Penalty for Criminal Acts of Corruption in Human Rights Perspective

The purpose of this article is to determine the application of the death penalty to perpetrators of criminal acts of corruption in the perspective of human rights, then the second is to determine the effectiveness of the application of the death penalty in corruption. This study uses a juridical-normative approach whose main data source is secondary data, namely in the form of written materials about the law which are then analyzed quantitatively with the aim of producing analytical descriptive data. From this research, it is found that international law has not explicitly prohibited the implementation of the death penalty, but the rules that have been set are related to the prohibition of deprivation of the right to life. Until now, there has been no restriction on the death penalty worldwide because there are conditions that must be met in the procedure for implementing the death penalty. This corruption issue clearly violates human rights and is a crime that is detrimental to the state and poses a risk to the sustainability of the state. However, in our opinion, the implementation of the death penalty for corruption in Indonesia is not effective, because the implementation of the death penalty does not guarantee that corruption cases will stop.

Corruption in Perspective of Social Psychology and Psychology Cognitive Theory

Corruption in Perspective of Social Psychology and Psychology Cognitive Theory

Jawade Hafidz Arsyad's Perspective on Corruption in the Perspective of State Administrative Law

The government with all its tools as the main pillars of state administrators is increasingly faced with several problems. There needs to be unity between government elements in solving a problem, one of which is corruption, corruption is generally carried out by people who have power in a position, so that the characteristics of corruption crimes are always related to the misuse of organized power. in looking at corruption belonging to organized crime. The task of the State Administration in the welfare state according to Lemaire is mentioned as the bestuurzorg task and its function is to carry out public welfare. To achieve the goals of the state various supporting facilities are needed, in this case one of them is a legal means. The strategy offered in the perspective of State Administrative Law is to eradicate corruption, namely Public Service Bureaucracy Reform and Accountability, Eligible General Principles of Government, Good Govermance, and Eradication of the End of Corruption in a State Administrative Law Perspective.