Solving corruption cases requires new innovation by implementing victim offender mediation for the return of state losses, the application is quite open, especially corruption with light state losses so it does not require a long process. This study aims to analyze the victim offender mediation model to resolve corruption with minor state losses and design a pattern of its application to recover state losses. This research uses a normative methodology that analyzes secondary data related to victim offender mediation and its application patterns in the criminal justice system. The results of the study show that restorative justice with the victim offender mediation mediation model is considered ideal to be applied in corruption cases with minor state losses because it emphasizes dialogue and participation of the parties. The pattern of implementation is carried out in stages from the investigation stage, prosecution to court.