The Double-edged Sword of the Asset Confiscation Law

ONLY when the law is enforced fairly, all officials are professional and politics sides with the interest of the majorities, Indonesia needs an asset forfeiture law. At present, the proceeds of criminal acts can only be seized by the state through a protracted legal process. This gives people plenty of time to conceal the origins of their assets and the proceeds of their crimes, meaning that they cannot be traced when law enforcement officials tr

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