Nowadays corruption occurs in Indonesia and has become public news.
Most acts of corruption are committed by officials who arbitrarily to to enrich both
for themselves and groups. These deviations are certainly detrimental to state
finances and other prorams. Corruption is an extraordinary crime since it inflicts
a financial loss both in the state and society. On of the ways to recover the financial
losses is by sweeping out the preparator assets. However, on other hand, this
method may harm another party such as the third party with good intentions who
have also have been seized. As a result, the purpose of this research is to determine
whether the law protects against the third party with good intentions, which appear
from the criminal act of corruption. Because of the limited protection to the third
party with good choices that arise from the criminal act of corruption and
frequently the third party cannot advantage of their assets since the state authorities
also took it over.