Meanwhile, a number of cases of corruption, which were successfully investigated by the prosecutor’s office, include the case of Palm’s Assit of Palma with a loss of a state of 78 trillion rupees and a tin mine in Belitung Belitung with an expected loss of up to 271 trillion rupees.
According to LSI researcher Denny J. Ardian Sopa, this trend has become a kind of “moral rehabilitation” of the institution, which once stood behind the shadow of the CCP.
“The prosecutor’s office shows that legal institutions can grow if they have a will, political protection and sequence,” he said.
