AI Law Offences In Crime Medication Audits - Legal and Ethical Authority For Medical Errors Under NPRA Regulation

This investigation explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, legal accountability, and pharmaceutical regulation in the context of medication audit systems. It examines how AI-assisted audits may identify, prevent, or even contribute to medical errors, raising complex ethical and legal questions within Malaysia’s NPRA (National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency) framework.

The inspection discusses:

• The role of AI and digital forensics in detecting medication-related offences and audit discrepancies.

• Legal interpretations of AI-driven decisions under NPRA and existing Malaysian healthcare law.

• The ethical boundaries of automation in pharmaceutical compliance, medical negligence, and data integrity.

• Policy recommendations for establishing transparent AI governance and professional accountability in healthcare systems.

This research aims to support policymakers, pharmacists, and legal experts in understanding how AI regulation intersects with pharmaceutical law, audit ethics, and patient safety — offering a foundation for future AI law enforcement and medical jurisprudence under Malaysia’s NPRA regulatory landscape.