JUDICIAL REVIEW OF THE ESTRADITION TREATY BETWEEN INDONESIA – AUSTRALIA IN ORDER TO ERADICATE CORRUPTION

Authors

  • Randi Saputra
  • Yetisma Saini
  • Deswita Rosra

Abstract

Abstract
Extradition treaty between Indonesia - Australia is aiming to capture the fugitive criminals who
fled to the country of Australia. As one of the extradition treaty between Indonesia and Australia
took place at the termination of the eradication of corruption which has been internationally
classified as an international crime. Formulation of the problem is 1) what are the things that are
set in the extradition treaty between Indonesia - Australia in corruption?. 2) How does the
government's efforts to maximize the functions and benefits of the extradition treaty in curbing
corruption as a transnational crime ?. This type of research is a normative legal research, the data
source is the primary legal materials and secondary legal materials, data collection techniques is
the study of documents and analyzed qualitatively. From the study it can be concluded that : 1)
The matters set forth in the extradition treaty between Indonesia and Australia covers 33 types of
crimes are referred padaUndang - Law No. 8 of 1994 on Extradition Treaty between Indonesia
and Australia. 2) The government's efforts to maximize the functions and benefits of the
extradition treaty is a mutual interest in combating crimes of corruption, efforts to return of
proceeds of corruption crimes, and an increase in the principle of fairness.
Keywords: Agreement, Extradition, Eradication of Corruptio

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Published

2014-03-16