Legal Assistance for Corruption Crimes in Procurement of Goods in Government Agencies

Abstract

Objective: The objective of this study is discussion the normative legal analysis of the status of legal aid for state civil servants involved in corruption cases.   Method: The research used in this process uses normative legal research using library materials or secondary materials collected. Legal research is also a process to determine legal rules, principles, and doctrines to answer the legal issues faced. The basic materials used in this study came from library data.   Results and Discussion: The results of the study show that, in reality, civil servants still do not understand the right to obtain legal aid, so it is essential to carry out legal aid counseling for civil servants, especially in their positions as actors procuring goods and services in regional government agencies.   Originality/Value: This study offers to provide legal assistance to State Civil Servants who are entangled in legal problems, especially in cases of criminal acts of corruption, where legal norms are often unclear (Unclean Norm O Law) and give rise to legal uncertainty in responding to problems faced by actors procuring goods and/or services in the government and What is the future legal policy regarding legal certainty in providing legal assistance to civil servants in carrying out their rights and obligations, especially in positions as agents of goods and/or services in regional government agencies that are just.