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Restorative Justice for Corruption Cases the Settlement of Corruption Cases: is it Possible?
The Corruption Law of Indonesia regulate the return of the state's losses suffered by state shall not exclude the criminal acts performed by the perpetrators. In practice, the state's financial loss due to corruption is less than the cost of enforcing the relevant law. Furthermore, a corruption case
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