Enforcement of Law by the Prosecutor in Criminal Acts of Corruption as An Extraordinary Crime in The Perspective of Article 38 of Law No. 48 of 2009

Article 38 of Regulation No. 48 of 2009 concerning Legal Authority underscores corruption as a severe offense detrimental to the nation and society, granting substantial authority to prosecutors for its investigation and prosecution. It serves as both a legal cornerstone and a moral compass, guiding rigorous and uncompromising actions against corruption, aiming to uphold justice and protect societal integrity effectively. This article provides a strong foundation for effective and efficient law enforcement efforts in handling extraordinary crimes that harm the state and society as a whole. Data analysis was conducted descriptively and qualitatively. Conclusions were drawn using a deductive method. This exploration brought about discoveries that the Job of the Examiner in policing debasement is likewise managed by Article 38 of Regulation No. 48 of 2009 concerning Legal Power. According to this article, corruption is an extraordinary crime that has negative effects on society and the state. As a result, the Prosecutor's Office is given a broad mandate and authority to investigate cases of corruption with tenacity and uncompromising resolve. With a solid legitimate premise from different guidelines, the Examiner's Office has huge power and obligation in taking care of defilement cases. By leading examinations, indictments, and indictments expertly and freely, the Examiner's Office plays a bleeding edge job in fighting defilement and maintaining equity for all citizenry.