In the effort to eradicate corruption, a process of selectivity is hard to avoid. Even for the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), with its staff of about 300, expertise in selecting the right cases is crucial. Even the law is clear on guiding which cases to be picked: those involving law enforcement personnel, officials running the country, and those incurring more than Rp1 billion losses to the state.

There are reasons why the law stipulate