The annulment by the Court of Cassation of the conviction to eight years in prison of the Belgian, tried on appeal in Morocco for rape of his son and stepchildren, paves the way for a new trial that will begin shortly.
The Casablanca correctional court ruled in the case of World Cup tickets in Qatar in 2022, yesterday handing down prison sentences and fines.
Mohamed Jratlou, accused of the murder of his son Younès, 4 years old , who went missing and was found dead in the Douve, was sentenced in 2012 by the Mons Assize Court to 9 years in prison.
After 20 years without a salary, Lahcène, a truck driver, had his employer condemned by the labor court in Cergy-Pontoise. He had been declared unfit after a heart attack that occurred in September 2001.
The Thami Bennani case reached its epilogue on Wednesday, July 12. The criminal chamber of the Casablanca Court of Appeal handed down a sentence of 20 years in prison for two individuals involved in the murder and disappearance of the young man.
A Moroccan residing in Mulhouse appeared before the court on charges of habitual violence, sequestration and sexual assault against his wife. He was sentenced to 4 years in prison.
An extraordinary trial opened on Monday in Béziers. Twenty defendants, including a Moroccan, are accused of drug trafficking, arms trafficking, stolen cars, etc., and about fifty civil parties are involved. The trial is taking place under heavy security and will last ten days.
The trial of the three young people from Vallauris, accused of the murder of Zaccharia Aboulfadl, the 21-year-old from Nice who was stabbed to death on June 15, 2013 in Juan-les-Pins, opened on Monday before the Assize Court of the Alpes-Maritimes. The three defendants claim their innocence. The victim’s family, on the other hand, only demands that justice be done.
On August 30, 2022, Zineb Kerrad received an unexpected visit that would turn her life upside down. Five police officers informed her that her son, Amine Leknoun, aged 23, had been fatally shot by a member of the anti-crime brigade (BAC) of Tourcoing.
An imam was sentenced to eight years in prison for the rape of a young visually impaired woman by the Court of First Instance in Rabat. The religious leader would have attracted the young girl to his home under the pretext of providing her with traditional treatment for her epilepsy.
It’s getting more complicated for deputy Rachid El Fayek , who has just seen his sentence increased by the Fez Court of Appeal in the case of corruption and falsification of official documents.
A sausage sandwich and an illegal stay, a cocktail that led a 33-year-old Moroccan man straight to court. The Bruges court sentenced him to eight months in prison for an incident that took place in a Carrefour Express at the Bruges train station.