Confiscation Of Corruption And Money Laundering Assets Building Equality And Ending Discrimination In Law Enforcement
Manguni Wiria Darma Sinulingga (a), Alvi Syahrin (b), Mahmud Mulyadi (c), Sandi Nugroho (d), Rosmalinda (e).

Doctoral Program, Faculty of Law, Universitas Sumatera Utara

Abstract

Corruption is an extraordinary crime, has a significant impact on the countrys economy, creates inequality income and poverty, reducing trust public to state institutions. The biggest impact of corruption is the loss of state assets that should be used for development and community prosperity. misused for personal or group interests disguised as laundering the proceeds of corruption. Confiscation asset results corruption and money laundering cut off eye chain crime corruption, restore state losses created equality just law. TPPU as act criminal advanced (follow up crime) from act criminal origin (predicate crime) corruption that results asset illegally laundered and distributed origin his suggestion. The seizure asset results corruption instrument law stop benefit finances enjoyed corruptor, deadly Power For do crime others, disconnect discrimination, building equality just law restore state losses to realize sustainable development. Law Number 8 of 2010 regulates about Prevention and Eradication of TPPU. This study aims to analyze the confiscation of illegal assets from corruption whose origins are disguised by money laundering, breaking legal discrimination that contributes to the development of an equal legal system for all parties, breaking the chain of corruption crimes, providing a deterrent effect, recovering state losses, providing legal equality that is just.

Keywords: Expropriation Assets, Corruption, Money laundering, Discrimination, Equality Law

Topic: Law