Editing Forensic pathology (section)

=== Indonesia ===
In Indonesia, forensic medicine, also known as legal medicine (''"kedokteran kehakiman"''), is a 3-year specialty program that can be taken directly after completing medical school. It is separate from anatomical pathology and clinical pathology. Upon completion of the program, a forensic medicine specialist will obtain the title ''Spesialis Forensik'', or ''Sp.F''. He or she may be addressed in public as ''Dokter Forensik'' ("forensic doctor"). Note that there is no pre-medicine program, making the total duration of formal education for one to become a forensic specialist 9 years. It was first introduced through the Dutch colonial criminal justice system in the early twentieth century.

Forensic medicine is also a mandatory round during medical school clerkship. Medical students assist the doctors on autopsies, and they may also be allowed to perform an autopsy under supervision, and to witness in the court.