A municipal police officer was sentenced to three years in prison, two of them suspended, in Clamart, France. This former air force soldier, highly regarded by his superiors and decorated several times, is accused of forgery in public writing, after falsifying, at the end of 2018, a report in Clamart (Hauts-de-Seine).
The Abdelmalek Essaâdi University of Tetouan is currently facing a corruption scandal affecting the professional bachelor’s and master’s programs. An investigation has been opened.
In 2018, the judgments and court decisions pronounced against the State resulted in the payment of 4.1 billion DH. The amounts claimed were 7 billion DH before the intervention of the Judicial Agency of the Kingdom.
The information on the probable decriminalization of kif cultivation and the amnesty that could be granted to farmers would not be well-founded. A source within the government has formally denied this announcement, made by the PAM advisor, Laarbi Lamharchi.
The city of Marrakech is the city most affected by corruption in 2018, while Béni-Mellal only has two cases, according to a recent report from the public prosecutor’s office.
Mohamed Abdennabaoui, the King’s Attorney General, has issued his instructions to the prosecutors of the courts of first instance regarding the fight against corruption. This is within the framework of the national day of the fight against this scourge.
The Minister of Labor and Professional Integration, Mohamed Amkraz, wants to ensure the enactment and implementation of laws aimed at improving the social situation of lawyers and strengthening their achievements in the areas of health coverage and retirement.
While Mohamed Z., 33, was being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter by the public prosecutor’s office, the investigating judge indicted him for murder. He was suspected of having killed, on New Year’s Eve night, his friend Laura, 22, with a bullet to the head, in Lattes, near Montpellier.
A young Moroccan adult, who was posing as a fake minor, was sentenced to 4 months in prison by the Versailles criminal court. He is accused of stealing a phone on a train approaching the Poissy RER station.
Omar Balafrej, deputy of the Federation of the Democratic Left (FGD) is committed to his draft law of general amnesty for the detainees of the Hirak movement of the Rif as well as for all the activists of the social protest movements. In this sense, he recently launched an appeal for support from his colleagues for its adoption in order to "appease the situation and avoid an explosion".
Rabbi Yitzhak Sabag appreciated the independence enjoyed by the Jewish community in Morocco. To this effect, he described Morocco as a kingdom of grace.
The security services in Ouarzazate have used, for the first time, a biometric identification device to identify people wanted by the justice system.