<![CDATA[corruption and the legal implications that will be received based on Law Number 21 of 2001 concerning the Crime of Corruption.The research method used is the literature method. The research is carried out by accessing links to find reference sources and data sources in the form of journals, websites, news articles that are related and suitable for analyzing the relationship between flexing of the official's family to the crime of corruption. Data collection in this study uses data sources from several published studies from 2022 to 2023.The data analysis technique used is by using words arranged in a text that is described, then data reduction, data presentation until a conclusion can be drawn. The results of the analysis of the relationship between flexing the family of officials to the crime of corruption in the perspective of law number 21 of 2001 concerning criminal acts of corruption resulted in conclusions: (1) flexing carried out by the families of officials is basically not a criminal offense, as long as it is not done in a way that violates the law and harms others; (2) flexing carried out by the families of officials can be linked to criminal acts of corruption if the flexing is the result of committing criminal acts of corruption such as gratuities and bribery; (3) the implications given to officials or families of officials who are proven to have committed flexing actions from the proceeds of committing corruption crimes will be sanctioned in the form of imprisonment and fines; (4) in addition to officials who are sanctioned, the families of officials who are involved will be sanctioned in the form of confiscation of assets and freezing of assets owned.]]>
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