| dc.description.abstract | Law and economics greatly influence each other. Legal events can influence the
economy, whereas economic events can influence the law. There are 5 (five) legal
qualities needed to achieve stable economic development, namely stability,
predictability, justice, education and development of special abilities for lawyers.
Researchers will discuss the Role of law in economic development and will examine
the Draft Law on Confiscation of Assets Related to Criminal Acts from an economic
development perspective. The government's welfare state teachings require the
government to synergize law enforcement efforts based on the values of justice with
efforts to achieve national goals to realize the welfare of the general public, one of
which is economic development that is just and prosperous for the people. This
research uses the theory of the Role of law in economic development and the theory of
usefulness, which aims to assess the usefulness of a law created for society and to see
how the Role of law plays a Role in the economic development process. A new concept
in asset confiscation is to use an In Rem lawsuit which focuses on the assets, not the
perpetrator. This research will also explain how the concept of the In Rem lawsuit will
be implemented, how this concept can be seen from a human rights perspective, and
how this concept can be implemented in accordance with the constitutional mandate,
especially in providing welfare and well-being to the community. The new concept that
will be implemented will certainly still cause several problems for human resources
who act as law enforcers. This concept puts pressure on the intellectual and integrity
of law enforcers in implementing it. This is because the asset performance process,
which no longer focuses on actors, can run transparently and have an influence on
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