The Malaysian Judiciary is responsible for interpreting, applying, and enforcing the law, while ensuring that justice is administered in accordance with the Federal Constitution and the relevant legal provisions.
The Malaysian court system is divided into two main categories which are Superior Courts and Subordinate Courts.
The Superior Courts consist of:
- Federal Court
- Court of Appeal
- High Court
The Subordinate Courts consist of:
- Sessions Court
- Magistrates' Court
A Special Court was established to hear cases involving the Yang di-Pertuan Agong or the Malay Rulers in their personal capacities.
Learn more about the history, jurisdiction, and roles of the courts in Malaysia:
- Federal Court
- Court of Appeal
- High Court
- Sessions Court and Magistrates' Court