A "business leader" and his accomplices will be tried at the end of August before the Toulouse Criminal Court, notably for organized fraud and aiding illegal entry and stay. Their victims are Moroccan workers to whom they had promised jobs in exchange for a large sum of money.
The 13th criminal chamber of the Bobigny court (Seine-Saint-Denis) sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison the head of the drug dealing point in the Boute-en-Train housing project.
A 42-year-old Moroccan, residing in Bergerac, was sentenced to two years in prison for domestic violence by the judicial court of the city, on Thursday, April 20. This is the third time the defendant has been prosecuted for violence against his wife, although the latter did not join as a civil party.
30 years after the death of their daughter, the parents of little Inass, whose body was found in Suèvres (Loir-et-Cher), in a ditch along the A10, on August 11, 1987, continue to face French justice. On Thursday, the Orléans Court of Appeal ordered their "supplementary" indictment for "acts of torture and barbarity".
The Montpellier Criminal Court sentenced a young Moroccan to five years in prison, including one with probation, for aggravated violence against his partner. He is a repeat offender.
The right to equality in inheritance remains an equation to be solved in the context of the reform of the Family Code in Morocco. Modernists and conservatives are opposed to the recognition of this right for women.
The Rabat Court of Appeal has just sentenced a lawyer involved in a case of fraud and corruption to a five-year prison sentence, accompanied by a heavy fine.
Morocco has appealed the decision of the Madrid court that rejected its complaint against Ignacio Cembrero, whom it accuses of defamation. The Spanish journalist had stated that he had been spied on by Morocco using Pegasus.
The Paris court declared itself incompetent to examine the defamation complaint filed by Hassan Iquioussen against Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin , who had presented him as a "delinquent, a separatist and a fugitive." Dissatisfied, the preacher’s lawyers intend to appeal.
The three defendants in the rape of the young Sanae, who was 11 years old at the time of the facts, had their sentences increased by the Rabat Court of Appeal . A satisfaction for civil society, which had cried out in outrage following the verdict handed down at first instance.
The famous plastic surgeon Dr Hassan Tazi , owner of the Chifaa clinic, will not leave the Oukacha prison, where he is incarcerated for, among other things, human trafficking and abuse of weakness. His request for release has once again been rejected.
The Attorney General of Morocco, Al-Hassan Al-Daki, has banned civil servants and court bailiffs from installing and using instant messaging applications, mainly WhatsApp, on their work phones.