Rendy Airlangga, Lolita Fitriyana, Luthfillah Arrizqi Zainsyah, Pudji Astuti, Gelar Ali Ahmad, Adinda Balqis Tegarmas Gemilang
The act of importing B3 and B3 waste can be qualified as a corrupt or immoral act, this assumption is because the provisions of the legislation have been regulated that everyone is prohibited from importing B3 and B3 waste into the territory of the Republic of Indonesia, if only for personal gain without prioritizing the lives of the community and the state, such actions can be qualified as corrupt acts. The problem for developing countries that build many industries is that raw material costs are lower. This research will discussed about government’s role in managing confiscated and seized assets so as not to endanger the state and citizens, therefore it is appropriate that these assets must be adequately handled by imposing sanctions on business actors who have imported B3 and B3 waste to be able to manage them by himself or with a third party whose costs are borne by the business actor and the profits are given to the state. The state has a vital role in providing proportional criminal sanctions for the importation of B3 and B3 Waste. © The Authors, published by EDP Sciences.
Faculty of Law, State University of Surabaya, Surabaya, Indonesia; University of Melbourne, Australia
