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Abstrack This study aims to determine the regulation of corruption. Corruption in Indonesia is increasingly widespread seen from who the perpetrators are, how they commit corruption, and how much the state's losses incurred. Indonesia's Corruption Watch (ICU) notes that the perpetrators of the most corruption are from civil servants (PNS) and they are in the top rank. This study aims to find out how the civil servants commit corruption in the procurement of government goods and services, and how far the mode or method affects the judge in making a decision. This study uses a normative method. The civil servants commit corruption in different ways or procedures with special characteristics. Putting personal interests above the community ones and something entrusted to them is not carried out properly is called modus operandi. The modus operandi carried out by civil servants in the procurement of government goods and services occurs in all stages of procurement and implementation of the modus operandi, and it also influences the criminal convictions, especially in the high and lower levels of criminal behavior; the more despicable the crime is, the higher the speech.1 Based on the results of this study, it can be concluded that three problems that often occur in the process of procurement of goods and services. Key Words: Modus Operandi, Corruption, Civil Servants, Judge's Decision

The purpose of this study was to determine the revenue and the business feasibility of the "Keripiker Pasundan" cassava chip industry in Palu. The research was conducted for a month from November to Desember 2016. The number of respondents were four people. Data was analyzed using revenue and feasibility analysis. The results showed that the revenue generated by the cassava chip industry for the period of November – December 2016 was IDR 21,678,950 with the monthly average of IDR 10,839,475. The R/C feasibility value was 1.75% in November and 1.89% in December suggesting that this industry is feasible as its R/C values are higher than 1%. It is recommended that the "Keripiker Pasundan" cassava chip industry in Palu continuously maintain the quality of its products and seize the opportunities given by the government in the form of aids and events such as exhibition.

Indonesian regulations authorizestate financial losses calculation to several institutions such as Audit Supreme Board of Republic of Indonesia (BPK), Financial and Development Supervisory Board (BPKP), Inspectorate Agencies, and law enforcement officers (police, prosecutor, and Anti-CorruptionCommission).It becomes a problem if the institutions give different conclusions in financial state losses calculation. As a rule of law, financial state losses calculation should be done using the legality principle where the calculations should be carried out by the competent authority, withproper procedure, and proper substance. This research uses normative juridical research by using legislation theory. The data used is legislation as legal materials data.The results of this study found that the state's financial losses can be caused by an administrative error or corruption. An authorized institutioncalculatingthe financial state losses due to administrative error is Audit Supreme Board of Republic of Indonesia, while the inspectorate calculation can be used if it is not counted by Audit Supreme Board of Republic of Indonesia.An authorized institution calculatingthe financial state losses due to corruption isAnti-CorruptionCommission, while the police and prosecutor can be used if it is not counted by Anti-CorruptionCommission. DOI:10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n3p124

The number of cases of money laundering in Indonesia certainly forces the government to tighten even more surveillance of suspicious transactions. Money laundering is often said to be a syndicate because the series is very organized, namely the perpetrators of these crimes each have the duty to disguise the proceeds of crime to be as if their legitimate assets. This money laundering research was conducted to determine the law enforcement of money laundering with narcotics crimes using secondary data, namely library materials and decisions with normative jurudical research types. TPPU has been regulated in Law No. 8 of 2010 concerning the prevention and eradication of money laundering, and narcotics law as an original crime, this law is expected to be able to guarantee justice and legal certainty and effectiveness in returning assets from the money laundering proceeds .