The controversy over the entrance exam to the legal profession has ended up dividing the legal community, with some defending the Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, and his department against any "favoritism" while others call for the cancellation of the exam results and the organization of a new one.
The Minister of Justice is determined to put an end to underage marriage . Invited on the "Noukta ila Satr" show on Tuesday, Abdellatif Ouahbi confided that underage marriage is comparable to child rape.
The Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, apologized to Moroccans for his statement regarding the revision of the results of an entrance exam to the legal profession, indicating that such an action would create bad jurisprudence.
In a few days, the Moroccan Ministry of Justice will proceed with the launch of the national register of married people in order to put an end to the infractions observed in this area .
Morocco wants to implement the electronic bracelet as an alternative to pre-trial detention. The process for choosing the company managing the platform has been launched and the Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, opts for a national preference.
In response to an oral question in the House of Councillors, the Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, reiterated on Monday, November 28, his commitment to put an end to child marriage.
The first draft of the Criminal Procedure Code project, which has been under development for months at the Ministry of Justice, will be available in January next year. Important changes and innovations have been introduced.
In the space of a year, Morocco has received 197 international arrest warrants issued by third countries against 21 orders issued by the kingdom, according to the Minister of Justice.
Morocco wants to tighten the procedure for granting polygamy authorization, in order to counter the projects of men who continue to cheat to have a second wife. A platform will soon be launched in this direction.
The Moroccan Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, is expressing his willingness to repeal the 1967 law prohibiting any establishment from selling or offering an alcoholic beverage to Muslims. A constraining law whose non-observance exposes offenders to up to six months in prison and 140 euros in fines.
The abandonment of children born out of wedlock is a social phenomenon that is growing in Morocco. The authorities plan to introduce a new measure to force the parents of these children to assume their responsibilities.
Like married couples, children born out of wedlock in Morocco will be taken care of by their parents. A provision is planned in the new Penal Code to recognize their rights, announced the Minister of Justice Abdellatif Ouhabi.