Challenges to the Application of the Role of Judges in Mediation of Recovering State Financial Losses in Indonesia

Abstract

This study discusses the challenges of applying the role of judges in mediating the recovery of state financial losses. The purpose of this study is to analyze the challenges of implementing the role of judges in mediating the recovery of state financial losses. This study is qualitative in form by taking data sourced from laws and regulations and interviews with competent sources in the field of handling corruption in Indonesia. The results of the study found that the challenge to the legal substance of implementing judge mediation in recovering state financial losses is the existence of regulations governing the recovery of state financial losses that do not abolish crime; The structural challenges are closely related to the integrity of judges in handling corruption crimes; as well as cultural challenges in the form of formulating a culture of good court governance and supporting the role of judges in mediating the recovery of state financial losses.