Legal Supervision Research Articles

Research on Financial Systemic Risk in ASEAN Region.

The research of financial systemic risk is an important issue, however the research on the financial systemic risk in ASEAN region lacks. This paper uses the minimum density method to calculate the interbank network of ASEAN countries and uses the node centrality to judge the systemically important banks of various countries. Then the DebtRank algorithm is constructed to calculate the systemic risk value based on the interbank network. By comparing the systemic risk values obtained through the initial impact on the system important banks and non-important banks, we find that the systemic risk tends to reach the peak in the case of the initial impact on the system important banks. Furthermore, it is found that countries with high intermediary centrality and closeness centrality have higher systemic risk. It suggests that the regulatory authorities should implement legal supervision, strict supervision, and comprehensive supervision for key risk areas and weak links.

Cervical cancer screening and follow-up among women in the criminal-legal system

<h3>Objectives:</h3> The one million U.S. women under supervision of the criminal-legal (CL) system are a populuation with 4-5 times the rate of cervical cancer than the general population–a disparity that has persisted for over 50 years. CL-involved women include those who have recently left jails/prisons, are on probation, or are in community corrections but still under legal supervision. Up to 60% of CL-involved women have a history of an abnormal Papanicolaou (Pap) test due to sexual health risks, trauma histories, and tenuous life circumstances that increase their risk of cervical dysplasia and serve as barriers to preventative care. The purpose of this study is to understand how women with CL involvement navigate individual, social, and community level systems to maintain their cervical health in varied funding and healthcare access environments. <h3>Methods:</h3> Retrospective cross-sectional study that analyzed baseline data from an ongoing longitudinal (2019-2024) study with CL-involved women, the Tri-City study. Data was collected from January-June 2020 and includes 508 CL-involved women from Kansas City, KS/MO (KC); Oakland, California (Oak); and Birmingham, AL (Birm). Participants completed a 288-item survey that explored influences on health services use as guided by the behavioral model for vulnerable populations (BMVP). Categorical variables were reported using frequencies and continuous data was reported as means with standard deviations. Proportions and associations were tested with chi-square or fisher's exact test. Multivariate regression was performed after controlling for study site and reported as odds ratios (OR) with 95% confidence intervals (CI) and corresponding p-values. <h3>Results:</h3> CL-involved women in KC (68.9%) and Birm (71.3%) were less likely to have up-to-date Pap testing than women in Oak (84.5%, p=0.01). Of the CL-involved women who needed follow-up for abnormal Pap results, only 58% of Birm and 66% of KC women completed follow-up whereas 88% of women in Oak completed follow-up and other 5% had an appointment scheduled (p=0.1). Using a BMVP framework, predictors for up-to-date Pap test included lower belief score for barriers to screening (OR 0.3, 95% CI 0.2-0.7, p=0.003), personal doctor (OR 3.3, 95% CI 1.4-7.7, p=0.005), not using tobacco (OR 0.4, 95% CI 0.1-0.9, p=0.05), and HPV vaccination (OR 3.4, 95% CI 1.0-10.9, p=0.04). When comparing CL-involved women who did or did not obtain follow-up for an abnormal Pap result, factors associated with follow-up in the bivariate analysis included lower susceptibility score (2.4 follow-up vs 3.1 no follow-up, p=0.007), lower severity of disease scores (3.3 follow-up vs 4.0 no follow-up, p=0.008), using hormonal birth control (22.5% follow-up vs 11.1% no follow-up, p=0.05), and not using condoms (42.5% follow-up vs 11.1% no follow-up, p=0.05). However, none of these variables were significant predictors of abnormal Pap follow-up in the multivariate model. <h3>Conclusions:</h3> Pap testing and follow-up varied by study site with the highest rates observed in Oakland, which was the only city that offered health services through Medicaid expansion. The results of our baseline data suggest that patient level factors coupled with the complexity of navigating community health delivery systems impacts CL-involved women's cervical cancer prevention behaviors.

Construction of Legal Supervision System for Construction Engineering Based on Cloud Platform

The construction industry is the fourth pillar industry in the development of the national economy. In recent years, with the growth of the macro economy, it has also developed rapidly. Because the urbanization develops rapidly, the scale of project construction is getting bigger and bigger, and the quality requirements are getting higher and higher, many problems in the field of construction engineering have gradually exposed. Due to limitations in all aspects, many regulations and systems cannot be systematically and effectively implemented. At the same time, the current domestic and foreign project supervision mostly stay in the “result monitoring”, it cannot achieve the “process monitoring”. At present, the most important topic is to control the progress of the project. The main investors of the project should take early measures to prevent it effectively, in this way, we can ensure the quality of the project and the safety of funds.

Retraction: Construction of Legal Supervision System for Construction Engineering Based on Cloud Platform (J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 1992 032114)

This article has been retracted by IOP Publishing following an allegation that raises concerns this article may have been created, manipulated, and/or sold by a commercial entity. In addition, IOP Publishing has seen no evidence that reliable peer review was conducted on this article, despite the clear standards expected of and communicated to conference organisers. The authors of the article have been given opportunity to present evidence that they were the original and genuine creators of the work, however at the time of publication of this notice, IOP Publishing has not received any response. IOP Publishing has analysed the article and agrees there are enough indicators to cause serious doubts over the legitimacy of the work and agree this article should be retracted. The authors are encouraged to contact IOP Publishing Limited if they have any comments on this retraction. Retraction published: 9 September 2022

Determinants of the work of a court-appointed guardian in Poland

The profession of a court-appointed guardian belongs to the so-called social professions. This means that the person performing such a profession has direct and constant contact with people. In Poland, a very important legal act regulating the work of a court-appointed guardian is the Act of 27 July 2001 on court-appointed guardians which emphasizes that the legal supervision is a professional social service. As a public officer cooperates not only with the ward and their immediate environment, but also with institutions and institutions dealing with care, education, rehabilitation, treatment, counselling and social assistance. The actions taken by the court-appointed guardians are of educational and social rehabilitation, diagnostic, preventive, and supervision nature. The purpose of this article is to analyse the conditions of the work of a court-appointed guardian.

Extraction of Elements of Protest Based on BERT Model and TextTeaser improved algorithm

A protest is a document that the procuratorial organ exercises the power of legal supervision and submits it to the judicial organ. Element extraction is the basis for tasks such as case card filling, document correction, cause analysis, and case recommendation. At present, there are no effective tools and methods for extracting the elements of criminal protests. Most of them are manually marked, with low accuracy and low efficiency. In response to this problem, this paper is to propose a method to extract the elements of the criminal protest by sub-category, based on Bert model, using natural language processing technology. The experiments are demonstrated to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.

Does incarceration influence patients’ goals for opioid use disorder treatment? A qualitative study of buprenorphine treatment in jail

BackgroundCorrectional facilities increasingly offer medications for opioid use disorder (OUD), including buprenorphine. Nevertheless, retention in treatment post-incarceration is suboptimal and overdose mortality remains high. Our objectives were to understand how incarcerated patients viewed buprenorphine treatment and identify modifiable factors that influenced treatment continuation post-release. MethodsWe conducted semi-structured interviews with 22 men receiving buprenorphine treatment in an urban jail. Interviews were audio recorded, professionally transcribed, and analyzed using a grounded-theory approach. Team members constructed preliminary case memos from transcripts, and then interactively discussed themes within respective memos. We established participant ‘typologies’ by consensus. ResultsDistinct typologies emerged based on participants’ post-release treatment goals: (1) those who viewed buprenorphine treatment as a cure for OUD; (2) those who thought buprenorphine would help manage opioid-related problems; and (3) those who did not desire OUD treatment. Participants also described common social structural barriers to treatment continuation and community re-integration. Participants reported that post-release housing instability, unemployment, and negative interactions with parole contributed to opioid use relapse and re-incarceration. ConclusionParticipants had different goals for post-release buprenorphine treatment continuation, but their prior experiences suggested that social structural issues would complicate these plans. Incarceration can intensify marginalization, which when combined with heightened legal supervision, reinforced cycles of release, relapse, and re-incarceration. Participants valued buprenorphine treatment, but other structural and policy changes will be necessary to reduce incarceration-related inequities in opioid overdose mortality.

Evaluation of the Effectiveness and Efficiency of the Government Regulation Implementation Number 12 of 2019

The law should govern the dynamics of the nation and state life in an ideal country. For instance, Indonesia is a constitutional state that subjects to legal supervision based on the 1945 Constitution for state administration. Public policies are used as guidelines and references for actions, including financial management. However, regulations as the basis for regional financial management need to be adjusted to suit the dynamics in legal condition development and the community needs. Government Regulation Number 12 of 2019 is an improvement to Government Regulation Number 58 of 2005 on Regional Financial Management used as a reference in formulating regional financial management rules. This study examines the evaluation of the readiness to implement Government Regulation Number 12 of 2019 as the basis for regional financial management. The method used in this study is a normative legal research method. The legal materials source from primary and secondary legal material. The method in presenting this research result is deductive method. This study shows that financial management is a government responsibility in exercising regional power. The urgency of drafting a Regional Regulation on financial management is motivated by changes in legal dynamics and community needs for its management. Furthermore, there is a need for evaluation of the regulation improvement for effectiveness. In conclusion, the effectiveness and efficiency of regional financial management should be evaluated after Government Regulation Number 12 of 2019 is applied. The regulations need to be disseminated for the wider community response to be identified for evaluation of improvements and adjustments to its needs.

Evaluation of the Effectiveness and Efficiency of the Government Regulation Implementation Number 12 of 2019

The law should govern the dynamics of the nation and state life in an ideal country. For instance, Indonesia is a constitutional state that subjects to legal supervision based on the 1945 Constitution for state administration. Public policies are used as guidelines and references for actions, including financial management. However, regulations as the basis for regional financial management need to be adjusted to suit the dynamics in legal condition development and the community needs. Government Regulation Number 12 of 2019 is an improvement to Government Regulation Number 58 of 2005 on Regional Financial Management used as a reference in formulating regional financial management rules. This study examines the evaluation of the readiness to implement Government Regulation Number 12 of 2019 as the basis for regional financial management. The method used in this study is a normative legal research method. The legal materials source from primary and secondary legal material. The method in presenting this research result is deductive method. This study shows that financial management is a government responsibility in exercising regional power. The urgency of drafting a Regional Regulation on financial management is motivated by changes in legal dynamics and community needs for its management. Furthermore, there is a need for evaluation of the regulation improvement for effectiveness. In conclusion, the effectiveness and efficiency of regional financial management should be evaluated after Government Regulation Number 12 of 2019 is applied. The regulations need to be disseminated for the wider community response to be identified for evaluation of improvements and adjustments to its needs.

Opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence in the medical field: current application, emerging problems, and problem-solving strategies.

Recent advancements in the field of artificial intelligence have demonstrated success in a variety of clinical tasks secondary to the development and application of big data, supercomputing, sensor networks, brain science, and other technologies. However, no projects can yet be used on a large scale in real clinical practice because of the lack of standardized processes, lack of ethical and legal supervision, and other issues. We analyzed the existing problems in the field of artificial intelligence and herein propose possible solutions. We call for the establishment of a process framework to ensure the safety and orderly development of artificial intelligence in the medical industry. This will facilitate the design and implementation of artificial intelligence products, promote better management via regulatory authorities, and ensure that reliable and safe artificial intelligence products are selected for application.

Double Chain Blockchain Based on Improved Virginia Algorithm

As more and more people accept Bitcoin, block chain technology has received extensive attention and research. Block chain is a decentralized open dean technology that combines data blocks with the chain structure in chronological order, and combines encryption, protocol mechanisms, and smart contracts. Block chain technology has the characteristics of decentralization, high security, difficult information tampering, traceability, and transparency. Therefore, more and more companies and institutions are focusing on block chain technology research. In the wide application of block chain technology, the current centralized transaction model of e-commerce has gradually exposed some problems, such as the obvious monopoly trend of third-party platforms caused by the excessive central power, the difficulty of cross-border transactions, and the insecurity of user privacy information. Difficulties in accountability for transaction disputes, numerous phishing websites, and proliferation of fakes. Moreover, the current block chain transactions lack legal supervision and protection, transaction efficiency is low, smart contract functions are limited and difficult to understand, and block chain is highly professional and difficult to be accepted by the general public. Based on this, this article proposes a product anti-counterfeiting traceability system using a dual-chain block chain based on an improved Virginia algorithm, analyzes the security of the traceability system, and verifies the feasibility of the system through simulation experiments. The further combination of chain block chain technology and product security field provides reference and reference.

Geriatric Proximal Femur Fractures During the Covid-19 Pandemic - Fewer Cases, But More Comorbidities.

Background:The COVID-19 pandemic is challenging healthcare systems worldwide. This study examines geriatric patients with proximal femur fractures during the COVID-19 pandemic, shifts in secondary disease profile, the impact of the pandemic on hospitalization and further treatment.Methods:In a retrospective monocentric study, geriatric proximal femur fractures treated in the first six months of 2020 were analyzed and compared with the same period of 2019. Pre-traumatic status (living in a care home, under supervision of a legal guardian), type of trauma, accident mechanism, geriatric risk factors, associated comorbidities, time between hospitalization and surgery, inpatient time and post-operative further treatment of 2 groups of patients, aged 65-80 years (Group 1) and 80+ years (Group 2) were investigated.Results:The total number of patients decreased (70 in 2019 vs. 58 in 2020), mostly in Group 1 (25 vs. 16) while the numbers in Group 2 remained almost constant (45 vs. 42). The percentage of patients with pre-existing neurological conditions rose in 2020. This corresponded to an increase in patients under legal supervision (29.3%) and receiving pre-traumatic care in a nursing home (14.7%). Fractures were mostly caused by minor trauma in a home environment. In 2020, total number of inpatient days for Group 2 was lower compared to Group 1 (p = 0.008). Further care differed between the years: fewer Group 1 patients were discharged to geriatric therapy (69.6% vs. 25.0%), whereas in Group 2 the number of patients discharged to a nursing home increased.Conclusions:Falling by elderly patients is correlated to geriatric comorbidities, consequently there was no change in the case numbers in this age group. Strategic measures to avoid COVID-19 infection in hospital setting could include reducing the length of hospital stays by transferring elderly patients to a nursing home as soon as possible and discharging independent, mobile patients to return home.

The Practical Dilemma and Improvement of the Pre-litigation Procedure of Procuratorial Environmental Public Interest Litigation

The new era of environmental public interest litigation is a beautiful crystallization of the relationship between the maintenance of public interest and legal supervision in China. It is an extension of the legal supervision function assigned to the procuratorial organs by the Constitution, which can better promote national governance and safeguard the public interest of the environment. However, in practice, the imperfection of the system and extra-legal factors have induced various problems in the pre-litigation procedure of prosecutorial public interest litigation, such as the difficulty of social environmental organizations to file public interest litigation and the legitimacy of the procuratorial organs for the "performance of duties" of administrative organs. In order to further improve the pre-litigation procedure system of procuratorial environmental public interest litigation, firstly, it is clear that the focus lies on the principle of procuratorial humility according to law. Secondly, the civil public interest litigation needs to optimize the institutional arrangement of environmental protection organizationsin ecological environmental damage litigation, strengthen the linkage between procuratorial organs and social groups, and set up multiple administrative acts review standards for administrative public interest litigation, in order to help Chinese characteristics of procuratorial system of environmental public interest litigation in before litigation procedure of continuous development and improvement in practice.

The power of the prosecutor in pre-trial proceedings under the criminal procedure code of Vietnam 2015

The article presents the results of a study of the procedural powers of the prosecutor of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in pre-trial proceedings in a criminal case. If there are some common features with the supervisory competence of the prosecutor in modern Russia, which is historically due to the influence of the legislation of the USSR and the RSFSR on the formation and development of the criminal procedure legislation of Vietnam, it should be noted that there are significant differences in the current status of the prosecutor of the SRV, especially in the totality and content of its powers. Taking into account the close «kinship» of the criminal procedure legislation of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (SRV) and the Russian Federation, it makes sense to conduct a comparative legal study to establish current trends in their mutual development. The purpose of the study is to optimize the procedural status of the prosecutor of the SRV in the field of supervision of legality in pre-trial proceedings in criminal cases based on the experience of regulating the same status by the Russian legislator. The objectives of the study are: to study the Russian and Vietnamese experience in regulating the procedural status of the prosecutor in the field of ensuring the legality of the preliminary investigation; to conduct a comparative analysis of Russian and Vietnamese legislation; to identify problematic aspects in regulating the procedural status of the prosecutor of the SRV; to study the practical experience of prosecutorial supervision; to study the problem of improving the effectiveness of the prosecutor's performance of a number of procedural actions; to develop proposals for optimizing his procedural status. The research methods are: dialectical, historical, analytical (logical, formal-legal, comparative-legal, system-functional), generalization. Among the main results obtained: - identification of circumstances that indicate the continuation of the trend towards the traditional, historically determined continuity of the formation of the content of the criminal procedure legislation of the SRV and the Russian Federation in terms of regulating the powers of the prosecutor; – the legislation of the SRV in this part of the regulation is subject to the same problems as the Russian legislation, namely, the duality of the legal nature of the prosecutor's powers to supervise the legality of pre – trial proceedings in criminal cases; at the same time, the imperative of the relationship between the investigator and the prosecutor in the SRV seems to be more acceptable than the optional nature in Russian criminal proceedings; – we regard as a significant advantage of the prosecutor of the SRV over his Russian colleagues, his right to conduct investigative actions, which give him the opportunity to personally participate in the preliminary investigation, directly receive the necessary information in sufficient volume, which allows him to make more balanced procedural decisions; - the regulation of the procedural position of the prosecutor of the SRV should be reoriented from the imperative to the dispositive method, which will allow the prosecutor to more freely dispose of the procedural powers belonging to him.

Dialectical analysis of amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law of China in 2018

The amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law in China in 2018 mainly involves enhancing the system for leniency based on admission of guilt and acceptance of punishment, increasing the procedure of fast-track sentencing, improving the convergence norm between the Criminal Procedure Law and the Supervision Law, and adding the procedure for trial in absentia. These improvements and additions have positive implications for the implementation of a criminal policy of leniency and strictness, for realization of the diversion of complex situations and simple situations in the proceedings, for deepening the reform of the state’s supervisory system, for realizing the people’s procuratorate’s effective performance of legal supervision, and power and for effectively punishing crimes of corruption. However, there are limitations in the amendment of the Criminal Procedure Law in 2018. In the future, the amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law can adopt both the comprehensive amendment of the National People’s Congress and the partial amendment of its Standing Committee, so as to promote the amendment of the Criminal Procedure Law in a timely and comprehensive manner. In terms of the amendment’s content, the judicial reform results and coordination between laws should be fully considered. New regulations for the new law should be clear and enforceable. In regard to law implementation, there should be sufficient time for implementation preparation after the promulgation of the new law.

Liability in Russian Corporate Law

Liability issues related to corporate activities are primarily regulated by general and special rules of the Civil Law in Russia that are mainly dispositive. The general liability rules consist of tort and contract liability provisions of the Civil Code. Special corporate norms are, in turn, included in the Civil Code provisions on juristic persons and legislation regulating corporate forms, and they concern liability of founders, shareholders and corporation as well as executives of corporation. The main form of civil liability is compensation for damages, the award for which generally requires that the illegal action and the caused damages as well as their causal relationship and the fault for causing the damages is proved in accordance with the rules on presumptions and burden of proof provided by the procedural rules. Traditionally, Russian civil liability rules have relied on the concept of illegality of an action (or breach of an obligation) that is to cause liability, which reflects the dominant role of legal supervision in the Russian legal system. However, in the event of liability of corporate executives, a breach of fiduciary duties could be regarded sufficient as a ground to qualify their actions as illegal without particular reference to concrete legal norms. Keywords: Civil liability; Corporation; Corporate executives; Illegality

Does Entrepreneur Invest More in Environmental Protection When Joining the Communist Party? Evidence from Chinese Private Firms

ABSTRACT This study examines the role of affiliation with the ruling Communist Party in corporate environmental investment. Using a nationwide survey of Chinese private firms, we find that the Party membership of private entrepreneurs has a positive effect on corporate environmental investment, which suggests that Party status severs as a communication bridge and goal coordinator between the government and firms, thus encouraging them to participate more in environmental activities. Furthermore, this effect is more prominent when firms are located in regions with stricter legal supervision and lower levels of corruption, involve in a government-created business association and have better performance in profitability. Mechanism tests show that entrepreneurs with Party membership will promote firms to form a closer government-firm interaction and develop a better sense of social responsibility. Our findings highlight the entrepreneur’s Party status as an important driver of environmentally responsible corporate decision-making.

Funding higher education through waqf: a lesson from Pakistan

PurposeThis paper aims to study waqf practice in Pakistan with regard to its utilisation in funding for higher educational institutions (HEIs) and investigates waqf raising, waqf management and waqf income utilisation.Design/methodology/approachThe paper is based on the views of 11 participants who are actively involved in the waqf, its raising, management and income utilisation, and is divided into three subcategories: personnel of higher educational waqf institution, personnel of waqf regulatory bodies and Shari’ah and legal experts as well as archival records, documents and library sources.FindingsIn Pakistan, both public and private awqaf are existing, but the role of private awqaf is greater in higher education funding. However, due to lack of legal supervision private awqaf is considered as a part of the not-for-profit sector and legitimately registered as a society, foundation, trust or a private limited company. Waqf in Pakistan is more focusing on internal financial sources and waqf income. In terms of waqf management, they have firm guidelines for investing in real estate, the Islamic financial sector and various halal businesses. Waqf uses the income for developmental and operational expenditure, and supports academic activities for students and staff. Waqfs are also supporting some other HEIs and research agencies. Thus, it can be revealed that a waqf can cater a sufficient amount for funding higher educational institutions.Research limitations/implicationsIn Pakistan, both public and private awqaf are equally serving society in different sectors, but the role of private awqaf is much greater in funding higher education. Nevertheless, the government treats private awqaf as a part of not-for-profit sector in the absence of a specific legal framework and registers such organisations as society, foundation, trust or private limited company. The waqf in Pakistan mostly relies on internal financial resources and income from waqf assets. As the waqf managers have over the time evolved firm guidelines for investment in real estate, Islamic financial sector and various other halal businesses, and utilisation of waqf income on developmental and operational expenditures, academic activities of students and educational staff, other HEIs and research agencies, it can be proved that the waqf can potentially generate sufficient amount for funding HEIs.Practical implicationsThe study presents the waqf as a social finance institution and the best alternative fiscal instrument for funding works of public good, including higher education, with the help of three selected waqf cases. Hence, the paper’s findings offer some generalisations, both for the ummah at large and Pakistan.Social implicationsThe paper makes several policy recommendations for policymakers, legislators and academicians, especially the government. As an Islamic social finance institution, the waqf can help finance higher education anywhere around the world in view of the fact that most countries grapple with huge fiscal deficits and are hence financially constrained to meet growing needs of HEIs.Originality/valueThe study confirms that the waqf can be an alternative source for funding higher education institutions whether it is managed by the government or is privately controlled.

Legal Regulation of Pollution from Marine Vessels in China: Management from the Perspective of Seafarers

Wang, Y.; Cao, Y., and Li, W., 2020. Legal regulation of pollution from marine vessels in China: Management from the perspective of seafarers. In: Wan, Z. (ed.), Coordinated Sustainable Development in Coastal Areas: Environment and Economy. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. 109, pp. 65–72. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208.The interviewees in this survey include full-time seafarers which are the main objectives. First of all, we found that the longer the voyage lasted, the more the crew had a deeper understanding of environmental pollution. With the improvement of income level, the evaluation standard for water quality of crew shed weight became higher. In this survey, the environmental performance of young seafarers is obviously low. In addition, the frequency of ship pollution in the transfer of pollutants and port docking is particularly prominent, which is rarely paid attention to in the past literature. Based On the findings of this paper, we believe that pollution prevention education, marine legal construction and multilevel supervision and on-site Law enforcement supervision are effective countermeasures to improve marine pollution prevention and control. In addition, this paper also believes that it is more appropriate for the government and enterprises to jointly undertake the funding for the technical upgrading of anti-pollution equipment on ships.

Regional Autonomy Implications on Corruption in the Region Indonesia

This paper is taken from Higher Education Applied Research (PTUPT), funded by DIPA DRPM, Director General of Research and Strengthening Strength, Kemenristekdikti, Fiscal Year 2019. Abstract Regional autonomy as an effort to accelerate the achievement of the welfare of the people has not been able to meet the expectations of the community and is believed to have negative implications on the increased of corruption cases in the regions. The study of norms supported by indept interviews with experts and legal practitioners of corruption acts has revealed and found that regional autonomy or decentralization in Indonesia has not been matched by the development of a strong legal system, either; legal substance, structure (law enforcement), community legal culture, infrastructure and supervision, so that no matter how strict the level of corruption eradication does not affect the officials in the region to do corrupt. Keywords: implication, regional autonomy, decentralization, corruption DOI: 10.7176/JLPG/101-05 Publication date: September 30 th 2020