Corruption Eradication Amid Covid Pandemic 19 in Indonesia

Abstract

Indonesia is a state of law. therefore all forms of criminal acts must be resolved legally,
including corruption which is a crime that harms the country's finances and is a violation of the social and
economic rights of society at large. In the current co-19 pandemic, this corrupt behavior had a very broad
impact on Indonesia in the fields of education, social, economy and politics. For example the problem of the
distribution of aid that is not on target which causes polemic in the community. In the process of law
enforcement, it needs to be understood, that the rule of law is coercive, in a sense, coercive in terms of the
presence of the law as an instrument to bring order and build society. Forcing also in the sense of society
must accept and know the presence of the law to regulate themselves, because the law is a system of rules
and procedures to protect, regulate and manipulate the community. Through its legal politics, the Indonesian
government has passed Law Number 2 of 2020 concerning Stipulation of Perppu Number 1 of 2020
concerning State Financial Policy and Financial Stability for Handling Covid-19 Pandemic and / or in the
framework of facing threats that endanger the national economy and / or stability the financial system as one
of the efforts to eradicate corruption, but in several Article Perppu Number 1 of 2020 which has now
become a law there are several articles that must be reformulated and / or reconstructed because they are
deemed incompatible with the 1945 Constitution which is the norm fundamentals and Pancasila as the
Indonesian state grundnorms.