A 46-year-old Moroccan national, who had been residing in France for 24 years, was expelled in February, causing outrage and raising questions about the application of the Darmanin law on immigration.
Accused of insulting a lawyer registered with the Casablanca bar, Mohamed Amine Naguib, the fiancé of the French lawyer victim of an alleged rape during a private party, was sentenced to four months in prison by the correctional chamber near the Casablanca Court of Appeal.
The use for illegal purposes of fingerprints and DNA samples of Moroccans, taken as part of criminal investigations, is a concern for parliamentarians who have questioned the government on this issue.
A Jordanian investor is accusing a notary and two foreign nationals of falsifying an official document related to the sale of the largest textile factory in the city of El Jadida. They are the subject of a complaint.
The Casablanca Court of Appeal has confirmed the prison sentence imposed on Reda Bouzidi, known by the pseudonym "Oueld Chinwiya" by the court of first instance of Aïn Sebaâ.
Convicted of his crimes at the end of 2006, an Israeli has fled to Morocco, where he has been living under a false identity for 18 years.
Wanted for the murder of Mehdi Ettir, a 23-year-old man killed in 2011 in Paris, Hassan Benhamza, 22, pretended to be dead to escape justice, with the complicity of his family. Twelve years later, in 2023, he will finally be arrested and then convicted in Morocco. He has appealed. The victim’s family is demanding justice.
The fiancé of the French lawyer, who accused three sons of businessmen of having raped her in Casablanca, and who is currently in prison, knows the date of the verdict of his trial.
Issam Lahrach, the "boss of bosses" of the drug trafficking in Nantes, was arrested in Morocco as part of a judicial investigation into a kidnapping and sequestration. Rapper Maes had already been arrested in Casablanca in this same case.
A dispute opposes I.B., a resident of Kenitra, to a Dacia dealer concerning a new Dacia Sandero Stepway purchased. A judicial expertise, ordered following a complaint from the owner, reveals technical defects that call into question the compliance of the vehicle.
The Court of Appeal of Tetouan has decided to postpone to April the examination of the case of the burglary of the home of a Moroccan residing abroad (MRE), committed in 2020. New witnesses have been summoned for this next session.
Marion Maréchal, far-right European deputy, will be tried before the Valence criminal court for defamation against a Muslim association. She faces up to 12,000 euros in fines.