The investigating judge of the Tetouan Court of Appeal has decided to prosecute three police officers from the Martil police station (prefecture of M’diq-Fnideq) in the case of the death of a person in custody.
The deputy prosecutor general of the king in Tangier, previously arrested in flagrante delicto of corruption, was sentenced by the Court of Appeal of Rabat to 6 months in prison and a fine of 5,000 dirhams.
In Vesoul, a man was sentenced to a prison term for making racist and discriminatory remarks against a young Muslim minor boy looking for an internship.
In Tangier, a young girl, a minor of 17 years old, was stabbed to death after refusing the advances of her colleague. The latter was sentenced to life imprisonment.
The famous British rapper of Moroccan origin Fredo, known for his track "They ain’t 100", was arrested and then detained in a prison in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He is accused of having "concealed cannabis".
The House of Representatives on Tuesday adopted the bill on alternative sentences. The daily fine of between 100 and 2,000 dirhams was finally retained.
The prison sentence imposed by the court of first instance of the Court of Appeal of Ouarzazate on a minor victim for "homosexuality" has sparked a wave of outrage among Moroccan Internet users.
The former chaplain of Salah Abdeslam at the Fleury-Mérogis prison has just been excluded from the Meaux-Chauconin prison. He is accused of trafficking in luxury perfumes in the penitentiary.
Suspected of acts of corruption and falsification of official documents, a magistrate belonging to a criminal network was arrested and placed in pre-trial detention, in a cell of the civil prison of Bourkaiz, in Fez. The detailed interrogation of all members of this network will begin on November 26.
Eight people belonging to a criminal network - including a deputy from the Constitutional Union, lawyers, company managers, an official at the court of first instance in Casablanca - were arrested and then placed in detention.
A former commune president, his son as well as three gendarmes and four other individuals (two civil servants and two farmers) were brought before the Attorney General of the King near the Court of Appeal of Rabat on Tuesday, who ordered their detention. They are being prosecuted for "forgery and use of forgeries".
Accused of being an accomplice to the jihadist Larossi Abballa in the murder of a couple of police officers in Magnanville on June 13, 2016, Mohamed Lamine Aberouz was sentenced Wednesday to life imprisonment by the special assize court in Paris.