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Country: Malaysia - Subject: Criminal and penal law
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Prevention Of Terrorism Act 2015 [Act 769]. - Adoption: 2015 | MYS-2015-L-103086
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Prison (Amendment) Act, 2015 (Act A1474). - Adoption: 2014-12-30 | MYS-2014-L-98950
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Penal Code (Amendment) Act 2014 (Act A1471). - Adoption: 2014-12-24 | Date of entry into force: 2014-12-31 | MYS-2014-L-98951
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Prison (Amendment) Act, 2014 [A1460]. - Adoption: 2014-03-27 | Date of entry into force: 2014-04-03 | MYS-2014-L-98960
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Domestic Violence (Amendment) Act 2012 (Act AA1414) [PU(B) 56/2012]. - Adoption: 2012-02-20 | MYS-2012-L-89544 Makes numerous amendments to the principal Act in particular with respect to interim protection orders.
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Syariah Criminal Procedure Enactment 2004 (No. 9 2004). - Adoption: 2004-08-30 | MYS-2004-L-78254 Repeals the Syariah Criminal Procedure Enactment 1993. Makes provision for procedures in criminal cases in the Syariah Courts.
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance
Domestic Violence (Prescribed Forms) Regulations 1999. Adoption: 1999-02-02 | Date of entry into force: 1999-02-02 | MYS-1999-R-55983 Provides for forms to be used for reporting incidents of domestic violence.
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Criminal Procedure Code [Act 593]. - Adoption: 1999-01-01 | Date of entry into force: 1999-04-04 | MYS-1999-L-54116 Supercedes the Criminal Procedure Code of 1935. Governs criminal courts, arrests, warrants, investigations, and procedures in prosecutions. Chapter 8 deals with unlawful assemblies.
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Syariah Criminal Offences Enactment 1995 - Adoption: 1995-06-29 | MYS-1995-L-78255 Provides for criminal offences and applies only to Muslims in the State of Sabah.
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Prison Act 1995 (Act 537). - Adoption: 1995 | MYS-1995-L-79097 Part I - Preliminary
Part II - Constitution and Administration
Part III - Officers
Part IV - Custody and Removal of Prisoners
Part V - Employment and Prison Discipline
Part VI - Offences
Part VII - Prison Officers Reward Fund
Part VIII - General
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Domestic Violence Act, 1994 (Act 521). - Adoption: 1994-07-07 | MYS-1994-L-89547
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance
Essential (Security Cases) Regulations, 1975. - Adoption: 1975-10-04 | MYS-1975-R-48073 Provides for court trial of persons convicted of security offences, i.e. offences against provisions of the Internal Security Act 1960 and subsequent legislation. Repeals Emergency (Criminal Trials) Regulations, 1964.
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance
Emergency (Public Order and Prevention of Crime) Ordinance, 1969 (No. 5). - Adoption: 1969-06-12 | Date of entry into force: 1969-05-16 | MYS-1969-R-48070 Allows persons to be detained for up to 60 days without an order of detention, and to be held up to 2 years upon the order of the compentent Minister. Sets forth procedures for representations in relation with this Ordinance.
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Police Act 1967 [Act 344]. - Adoption: 1967 | MYS-1967-L-103083
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Prevention of Crime Act 1959 [Act 297]. - Adoption: 1959-04-01 | MYS-1959-L-98959 An Act to provide for the more effectual prevention of crime throughout Malaysia and for the control of criminals, members of secret societies and other undesirable persons, and for matters incidental thereto.
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Criminal Justice Act 1953 [Act 345]. - Adoption: 1953 | MYS-1953-L-103084
Malaysia - Criminal and penal law - Law, Act
Penal Code (Act 574). - Adoption: 1936 | MYS-1936-L-61339 Penal Code of Malaysia. Chapter I contains preliminary provisions; Chapter II general explanations. Chapter III regulates punishments. Chapter IV sets forth general exceptions. Chapter V deals with abetment, Chapter Va, with criminal conspiracy, Chapter VI with offences against the state, Chapter VII with offences relating to armed forces, Chapter VIII with offences against public tranquility, Chapter IX with offences by, or relating to, public servants, Chapter X with contempt of lawful authority of public servants, Chapter XI with false evidence and offences against public justice, Chapter XII with offences relating to coin and government stamps, Chapter XIII with offences relating to weights and measures, Chapter XIV with offences affecting public health, safety, convenience, decency and morals, Chapter XV with offences relating to religion, Chapter XVI with offences affecting the human body, Chapter XVII with offences against property, Chapter XVIII with offences relating to documents and to currency notes and bank notes, Chapter XIX with criminal breach of contracts of service, Chapter XX with offences relating to marriage, Chapter XXI with defamation, Chapter XXII with criminal intimidation, insult and annoyance, and finally Chapter XXIII with attempts to commit offences.