Intelligence Authority of the Prosecutor's Office in Executing Arrests of Corruption Perpetrators

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to find out, examine and analyze the authority of the Prosecutor's Intelligence in carrying out intelligence operations to execute arrests of perpetrators of corruption. In this writing the author uses a normative juridical method with research specifications in the form of descriptive analysis. One of the important aspects of intelligence activities in carrying out operations to catch perpetrators of corruption is the Prosecutor's Office intelligence, namely through investigative activities to be able to anticipate, identify, detect and solve various problems facing the nation. Intelligence is also always faced with problems that are completely secret, vague or full of enigmas, for this reason intelligence always works in complete secrecy, so that intelligence is often called a secret service where intelligence must be able to solve problems that are full of secrets and in secret with all the risks. An Intelligence Operation for the execution of Arrest is an attempt by the Prosecutor's Office to catch someone suspected of being the perpetrator of a criminal act of corruption red-handed. An operation that is secretive, measurable and rarely targets operations that can survive accusations because it is based on a long process when the Prosecutor's Office "sniffs" that there are indications of criminal acts of corruption.