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According to Alyaoum24, the judges in charge of the execution of sentences have received several requests from inmates who have expressed their wish to convert their custodial sentences into alternative sentences, either in the form of fines, community service, or electronic monitoring. The law on alternative sentences gives the judge in charge of the enforcement of sentences the prerogative to revise final custodial sentences and replace them with alternative sentences, either on his own initiative or at the request of the public prosecutor, the convicted person or his defense, the legal representative of the minor, the director of the penitentiary institution or any interested party (article 647-22).

The law specifies that the decisions of the competent judge can be challenged by any interested party, the day after notification. The court must rule on this appeal within a maximum of 15 days. The appeal results in the temporary suspension of the execution of the decision until the final judgment. Persons convicted of serious crimes (attacks on state security, terrorism, corruption, embezzlement of public funds, money laundering, international drug trafficking and sexual assaults on minors or persons with disabilities) cannot benefit from alternative sentences.

The text has provided for four types of alternative sentences: community service, electronic monitoring, restriction of certain rights or the imposition of therapeutic and reintegration measures, such as house arrest, medical follow-up, prohibition from frequenting certain places or the obligation to report regularly to the competent authorities, and finally, a daily fine ranging from 100 to 2,000 dirhams, depending on the financial means of the convicted person, the seriousness of the crime and the harm caused. The law on alternative sentences aims to improve prison living conditions, fight against prison overcrowding and contribute to the social reintegration of inmates.