Coroners’ Courts of Malaysia

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The Coroners’ Courts of Malaysia are specialized judicial bodies responsible for conducting inquests into sudden, unnatural, or suspicious deaths to determine their causes and circumstances.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf court
specialized judicial body
aimsTo identify systemic issues contributing to deaths
promote transparency in death investigations
basedOn common law
canOrder post-mortem examination
canReceive forensic evidence
medical evidence
canSummon witnesses
category Coroners’ courts NERFINISHED
Courts in Malaysia
coronerMayBe Magistrate
Sessions Court judge
country Malaysia
decisionType inquest verdict
doesNotDetermine civil liability
criminal liability
focus fact-finding rather than fault-finding
governedBy Coroners-related statutory provisions of Malaysia
Criminal Procedure Code of Malaysia NERFINISHED
handles sudden deaths
suspicious deaths
unnatural deaths
headedBy coroner
hears evidence from investigating officers
evidence from medical experts
evidence from next of kin
issues findings on circumstances of death
verdict on cause of death
jurisdiction Malaysia NERFINISHED
languageOfProceedings English
Malay
legalSystem Malaysian legal system
mayClassifyDeathAs accidental
homicide
natural
open verdict
suicide
mayRecommend preventive measures
operatesWithin Malaysian criminal justice system
partOf subordinate courts of Malaysia
primaryFunction conducting inquests
purpose determine cause of death
determine circumstances of death
relatedTo Ministry of Health Malaysia NERFINISHED
Royal Malaysia Police NERFINISHED
forensic pathology services in Malaysia
subjectTo appeal or review in higher Malaysian courts
typeOfProceeding inquest

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Malaysian judiciary hasSpecializedCourt Coroners’ Courts of Malaysia