Members of a family in Casablanca tried to free a detainee who had just given birth at the Al Mansour hospital, but they were stopped in their tracks by the police officer in charge of the guard.
The Court of First Instance of El Jadida has sentenced seven people, including two Salafists, a former convicted terrorist and an authority agent, for using fake vaccination passes.
The Marrakech Court of Appeal has sentenced a former worker of MP Abdellatif Zaim, accused of stealing eggs, to two years in prison, including one year in prison.
The Bordeaux Criminal Court on Monday, January 24, sentenced Bernard Seurot, former mayor of Bruges, to 4 years in prison with a suspended sentence for acts of corruption, including trips to Morocco.
A married man and father of three children was sentenced to five years in prison by the El Jadida Court of Appeal for sexually assaulting a six-year-old child in a cemetery.
The court of first instance of Tangier sentenced a woman to six months in prison for repeatedly usurping the function of an authority agent (caïd).
The criminal chamber of the Court of Appeal of Casablanca sentenced a 27-year-old man to eight years in prison for the murder of his wife’s harasser, a 21-year-old youth from his neighborhood.
Salvador Guerrero, a 50-year-old Spaniard, incarcerated in the Tetouan 2 prison in Morocco for 17 months, denounces the poor conditions of detention and the ill-treatment of which he says he is a victim.
The Provincial Court of Castellón has sentenced a 35-year-old Moroccan to eight years in prison and the payment of 30,000 euros in damages, for sexual abuse and mistreatment of a 15-year-old minor with whom he married in Morocco.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office of Ain Sebâa has placed in detention a deputy from the Constitutional Union (UC) party accused of defrauding more than 600 million dirhams from a bank and public institutions.
The university professor involved in the sexual blackmail case targeting female students in exchange for good grades at the University of Hassan 1st in Settat, was sentenced on Wednesday to two years in prison.
Faced with the surge in Covid-19 cases, the prison administration has decided to suspend, starting next Monday and until further notice, family visits for inmates of penitentiary institutions.