PROHIBITION OF OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE IN THE CORRUPTION CRIME ERADICATION LAW
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The qualifications for acts of obstructing the judicial process (obstruction of justice) as stipulated in Article 21 of the Corruption Crime Eradication Law do not fulfill the essence of legal certainty, giving rise to multiple interpretations which result in the absence of legal certainty and tend to create new legal issues. The type of research used in this research is juridical-sociological legal research. The essence of the prohibition of obstructing the judicial process (obstruction of justice) in the Corruption Crime Eradication Law is so that the judicial process itself can run smoothly, and this is the performance of law enforcement officials, especially judges so that they can produce decisions that satisfy a sense of justice, benefit, and certainty. law.
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