Synergy between KPK, Attorney General's Office, and Police in Corruption Eradication in Indonesia: Challenges and Solutions

This study investigates the institutional relationship between the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), the Attorney General's Office, and the Police to combat corruption in Indonesia. This study uses normative juridical methods with case and statutory methods. The results show that, although the applicable law divides the authority, there are still problems to cooperate and cooperating with institutions. Overlapping authority, sectoral pride, different legal interpretations, limited resources, and political intervention are some of these problems. There are several things to do, according to this article: (1) revise the law to make it clearer how authority is shared; (2) improve formal and informal coordination systems; (3) create an integrated information system; (4) increase institutional capacity; and (5) increase the independence of law enforcement agencies to improve corruption eradication efforts in Indonesia.