Juridical Review of the Role of the Deputy Attorney General (JAMPIDMIL) in the Case of Connectivity in Corruption Cases in Indonesia

This article examines the role of the Deputy Attorney General for Military Criminal Affairs (JAMPIDMIl) in handling cases of connexity in corruption offences (tipikor) in Indonesia. With the increase in tipikor cases involving military members and civilians, Jampidmil faces the challenge of coordinating prosecutions between two jurisdictions. This article analyses Jampidmil's organisational structure, relevant legislation, and legal implications through a normative juridical approach. The research found that collaboration between Jampidmil and other law enforcement agencies is essential to improve the effectiveness of handling such cases. In addition, it is recommended that Jampidmil strengthen training for its members and conduct socialisation on the regulations governing connectivity, to ensure a transparent and accountable legal process.