The magistrate and deputy prosecutor of the king near the court of first instance of Casablanca who had served at the court of first instance of Mohammedia finds himself in prison with his alleged accomplices. They are involved in cases of corruption, falsification of reports, abuse of power and influence peddling.
The Court of Appeal of El Jadida has delivered its verdict in the case of the middle-aged man accused of pedophilia. He was sentenced to fifteen years in criminal detention for sexual violence against minors.
A.B., a man originally from Morocco, was sentenced to 12 years in prison with probation for violence against his wife and four children. This is the verdict handed down by a French criminal court.
King Mohammed VI has pardoned 550 inmates, convicted by various courts of the Kingdom as part of the Commemoration of the Revolution of the King and the People.
Khadija, "the poor tattooed girl" is back before the courts. She has been detained in the local prison of Beni Mellal for her "involvement in a case of theft and the constitution of a criminal gang".
A woman in her fifties was sentenced to one month in prison for disseminating a video in which she denied the existence of Covid-19. This was the decision of the court of first instance in Safi on Monday, July 27.
Dounia Batma was sentenced to 8 months in prison for her involvement in the Hamza mon bb affair. After numerous postponements, the Court of First Instance of Marrakech finally ruled on this case in which several people are implicated.
Journalist and human rights activist, Omar Radi , has just been placed in pre-trial detention. The decision was made by the Attorney General of the King near the Court of Appeal of Casablanca.
After 14 years of trial, the court of appeal on April 20, 2010 sentenced Saïd Kasbaoui to 4 years in prison for a crime he never admitted. Released after two years of sentence, he manages to restore the truth.
Several detainees attempted to escape on Monday from the Dhaibia prison in Tindouf. They took advantage of a certain relaxation of security on the eve of Eid al-Adha, when security is often entrusted to inexperienced guards.
According to statistics from the eight men’s prisons in London, the majority of inmates who change or adopt a religion for the first time most often choose Islam.
Prison sentences were handed down to candidates who cheated on the Baccalaureate. They were each sentenced to 3 months’ imprisonment with a fine of 500 dirhams.