Transposisi Makna dan Implikasi Illicit Enrichment dan Unexplained Wealth Orders Bagi Legitimasi Perampasan Aset di Indonesia

Abstract

This study aims to examine the meaning and implications of illicit enrichment and unexplained wealth orders, as well as analyze the transposition of their meaning and implications for the legitimacy of asset forfeiture in Indonesia. The study uses normative legal research methods. The results found that the need to transpose various legal rules in force in Indonesia to have a common meaning and implications with illicit enrichment and unexplained wealth orders is very urgent. The lack of understanding that there is an ontological similarity of meaning and implications between a number of legal rules in the Corruption Law and the Money Laundering Law in Indonesia with the legal rules of illicit enrichment and unexplained wealth orders is a barrier to the successful eradication of corruption and money laundering. Fair law enforcement is still hampered by the classic jargon, namely having to wait for the creation of an asset forfeiture law. In fact, in some cases, for example, the alleged corruption of CPO exports alone was enough for the Prosecutor's to confiscate 8.11 trillion rupiah from five defendants in the corporation. Transposing the meaning and implications of the Corruption Eradication Law and the Money Laundering Law, adapting the meaning and implications of Illicit Enrichment and Unexplained Wealth Orders, can be implemented in practice, as a form of legal reform to eradicate corruption and money laundering, without having to wait for the establishment of specific regulations regarding asset forfeiture in Indonesia, which is time-consuming and expensive.