Suatu Tinjauan Yuridis Tentang Pengawasan Terhadap Jaksa Selaku Penyidik Tindak Pidana Khusus Dalam Pemberantasan Korupsi

Initially the criminal justice system consisted of 3 (three) sub-systems, namely the police, courts and correctional institutions. The prosecutor's office is not considered as a sub-system that stands alone, considering that the prosecutor is considered as part of the judicial sub-system with all its activities in court. As a system, the workings of the criminal justice system are supported by the four components above, which are reflected in the Indonesian criminal procedural law which is based on the Criminal Procedure Code. Whereas the relationship between the Police and the Prosecutor is regulated in Article 1 point 1-5 of the Criminal Procedure Code, investigators are state police officials with investigative duties. Whereas Article 1 number 6-7 which regulates the official who is authorized as a public prosecutor is the Prosecutor. This separation is strictly regulated in article 284 paragraph (2) of the Criminal Procedure Code which states that it is only transitional in nature. Supervision of the Prosecutor's Office as an investigator and Prosecutor according to the Criminal Procedure Code and other regulations in dealing with corruption cases has been clearly regulated in the Criminal Procedure Code (article 284) which the legislators made to separate investigations for the Police and prosecution for the Prosecutor's Office. This separation implies an inter-agency oversight that must work in order to achieve the goal of real material justice.