The criminal chamber near the Court of Appeal in charge of financial cases in Marrakech has sentenced a former Al Barid Bank employee to three years in prison. He embezzled more than three million dirhams.
Prosecuted for kidnapping, detention and misappropriation of a minor, the kidnapper of the 5-year-old Fatima-Zahra was sentenced to fifteen years in prison. The sentence was handed down on Monday, October 17, 2022 by the criminal chamber of the Kénitra Court of Appeal.
Mathieu Bousfiha, whose parents died in the attack in Nice on July 14, 2016, testified on Friday before the special assize court in Paris. He recounts the atrocious death of his father, Adib, of Moroccan origin.
Involved in a case of "intentional violence", the son of Karim Achengli, member of the Rassemblement national des indépendants (RNI), and president of the Souss-Massa region, was arrested and placed in pre-trial detention.
The court of first instance in Témara decided to postpone the trial of Youtuber Fatiha and her husband, prosecuted for indecent assault, to October 19. It also rejected the request for provisional release filed by the defense of the two defendants.
The former Moroccan gardener Omar Raddad will not have a new trial. The justice rejected on Thursday the second request for review filed by his lawyer Me Sylvie Noachovitch, based on new elements.
Two Moroccan drug couriers, arrested on September 20 in Millau in possession of nearly 120 kilos of cannabis pollen, appeared on Monday before the Rodez court.
Blogger Fatiha "my daily routine " and her husband have been arrested and placed in "pre-trial detention" for offenses against morality and decency. They will appear on Wednesday, October 12 before the court of first instance of Témara.
The trial of the three individuals accused of killing a Moroccan in 2018, then tying him up and wrapping his body in plastic before abandoning it on a slope, will open next week at the provincial court of Almeria. The prosecution will seek 21 years in prison against the main defendant and three years against the other two.
The Court of First Instance in Agadir has just sentenced a notary to six years in prison for fraud and breach of trust. He will also have to pay a sum of 8 million dirhams representing the amount embezzled in this case.
While a court decision had authorized since November 24, 2021, the wearing of the Islamic veil by female students at the Haute École Francisco Ferrer, a collective of teachers has been formed and is challenging this judgment and pleading for the neutrality of education in Brussels.
The two young people prosecuted since last May for assault and battery resulting in the death of a police officer in the performance of his duties are now aware of their fate. The main defendant was sentenced to 25 years in prison by the criminal chamber of the court of first instance near the Agadir Court of Appeal. The second was acquitted.