The trial of a major real estate developer should open in the next few days before the criminal court of first instance of Aïn Sebaâ in Casablanca. He is involved in a case of "abusive seizures" of 47 properties belonging to members of a housing association of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
Accused of filming the Prince Moulay Abdellah sports complex with a drone without authorization, the owner of a YouTube channel was arrested and then detained.
On Friday, the authorities of the United Arab Emirates handed over to the Moroccan authorities the municipal elected official and member of the Fès City Council, Sara Khaddar, who had been arrested by border police at Dubai airport after arriving from Turkey. She was the subject of an international arrest warrant and had been listed in Interpol’s database, pursuant to a warrant issued by the National Brigade of Judicial Police (BNPJ).
On appeal, the seven far-right activists - including their probable ringleader, Marc de Cacqueray-Valménier - suspected of planning racist violence after the France-Morocco match in the 2022 World Cup semi-finals got off the hook. On Friday, the public prosecutor’s office withdrew its appeal, thus terminating the public action.
The administrative court of Fez has ordered the city council to pay, as compensation, a fine of 25,000 dirhams to a child bitten by a stray dog in 2023.
The Court of First Instance in Oujda has condemned the airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) for denied boarding due to "overbooking".
Arrested on Sunday and placed in pre-trial detention for assaulting his ex-wife in Amsterdam, the Moroccan-origin kickboxer Badr Hari was released on Wednesday.
The case of the shooting at the "La Crème" café, which occurred on November 2, 2017 in Marrakech, has seen a new development.
The court of first instance in Sefrou ruled in favor of a man who sued his ex-wife in court to claim half of a real estate property.
The Supreme Council of the Judiciary has ordered the dismissal of a judge serving in a court of first instance, convicted of corruption. The magistrate was caught in the act, while receiving the sum of 500 dirhams from a citizen in exchange for the return of his driver’s license.
Suspected of having exploited employees, originally from Morocco, at the Château d’Automne in Chambry, two women and a man are appearing before the Meaux (Seine-et-Marne) criminal court. They face up to seven years in prison and a fine of 200,000 euros.
Following the court decision annulling a report drawn up via WhatsApp, the Royal Gendarmerie has invited regional commands, barracks, centers and patrols to strictly respect the texts in force and to avoid sending any document via messaging applications and social networks.