A family clan, originally from Castelsarrasin, is on trial before the criminal court of Montauban for its involvement in a vast international drug trafficking operation between Tarn-et-Garonne, Spain, Morocco, and the Netherlands.
Four individuals involved in the case related to the dissemination of a video showing the transport of a pregnant woman on a coffin used as a stretcher in a mountainous douar have been convicted by the court of first instance of Azilal.
The appeal trial of Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred, sentenced in 2023 to six years in prison for rape and aggravated violence against a French woman, opens in France on Monday, June 2.
The Brussels police court has sentenced by default Adil B.H., an influencer, to six driving bans, for a total duration of 17.5 years. A conviction that the young man royally mocks.
Arrested at the beginning of the week in Paris, 25 individuals were presented to justice on Friday. They are accused of attempted kidnappings in the cryptocurrency world.
On Thursday, the administrative chamber of the Audiencia Nacional authorized the Moroccan police officer who requested asylum at the Tarajal border post on May 19, to remain in the autonomous city, while a decision is made on his appeal against the rejection of his asylum application.
While the alleged mastermind of the wave of kidnappings targeting the cryptocurrency community, a 40-year-old Franco-Moroccan, is believed to be in Morocco, the investigation has made a major breakthrough in France.
The Court of First Instance in Marrakech has ordered a real estate company to pay 10,000 dirhams to a citizen. The reason: faulty services not in line with promises in a rented tourist villa, with suspicions of tax evasion to boot.
The former socialist municipal councillor of Molenbeek-Saint, Belgian-Moroccan Hicham Chakir, obtained a dismissal on Tuesday before the Brussels correctional court in a drug trafficking case at the port of Antwerp.
Twenty-six years later, the Hocine Batouche case, named after the 9-year-old teenager found dead with a fractured skull in the summer of 1999 in Alès (Gard), is still not closed. A new appeal for witnesses has just been launched in the investigation of this unsolved murder.
In Mechra Bel Ksiri, the justice system has sentenced a man who violently attacked Khadija in the face to two months in prison. The victim, in tears, denounces an incomprehensible decision, while internet users cry out for injustice.
The Rabat Court of Appeal has upheld the sentences handed down in the first instance against the MRE (Canada) who slapped a caid in Temara , as well as her husband and his friend.