LEGAL ANALYSIS OF ACQUITTAL IN CORRUPTION CASES IN INDONESIA: A JUSTICE PERSPECTIVE

Abstract

This article provides a legal analysis of acquittals in corruption cases in Indonesia from a justice perspective. It explores the factors influencing individuals to commit corruption, such as self-interest and abuse of power, and examines the judicial considerations in delivering verdicts. The study employs a normative juridical and empirical research approach, utilizing qualitative data analysis to understand the complexities of judicial decision-making. It highlights the importance of fair and independent judicial processes, emphasizing the need for valid evidence and the reflection of justice and legal certainty in verdicts. The research underscores the necessity for strict oversight of state officials and suggests legal reforms to enhance the effectiveness of anti-corruption measures. The findings contribute to the discourse on corruption and justice, offering insights for policymakers and legal practitioners to achieve a more just legal system.