While he was on trial for the death of his aggressor, a legionnaire was simply acquitted last Friday by the Assize Court of Paris. Indeed, the court considered that the former soldier did not deliberately inflict the fatal knife blow on the victim. The latter had just injured him with the same weapon, four years earlier.
A man of Cameroonian origin has just been sentenced to three years in prison. He had been arrested at the end of an investigation following multiple complaints filed by Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) about burglaries they had suffered. This happened in Meknes.
The 24 accused in the case of the murder of the two Scandinavian tourists were at the bar yesterday, Friday, June 14. They were questioned by the Judge for the fourth hearing, at the Salé Court.
In 2016, an Iraqi businessman, Ahmed Mawlood Mohamed, was kidnapped and murdered by three individuals in Turkey. These criminals are divided into a Moroccan national and two Iraqis. They had kidnapped their victim after offering their services to set up a currency exchange office in Istanbul.
An investigating judge in Nanterre, in the Paris region, has issued an order referring Marine Le Pen and deputy Gilbert Collard to criminal court for having disseminated images of ISIS atrocities.
The criminal chamber of the court of appeal has decided to postpone the decision to release the former editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Akhbar Alyoum" until next week.
The global giant Snapchat, apparently angry, has just ordered the owner of a shisha cafe in Martil to remove its trade name and colors from its walls.
The son of a wali would be about to appear before the judge, in Marrakech, for having offended a policeman in the exercise of his duties. He is being prosecuted at large.
The Mayor of the French commune of Béziers, Robert Ménard, escaped a conviction by the French justice system on Tuesday, June 4, 2019.
The criminal chamber of the El Jadida Court of Appeal upheld the verdicts handed down at first instance against members of a "real estate mafia" who victimized many people.
Yesterday, Thursday, May 30, at the resumption of his trial in Salé, Abdessamad Ejjoud, 25, and the alleged leader of a jihadist cell, confessed. He notably admitted to beheading one of the two Scandinavian tourists murdered in the night of December 15 to 16 in the High Atlas region.
Far from France, and after the Caribbean and the controversial Pamplemousse villa case in Saint-Martin, it is the turn of a sumptuous villa in Marrakech that the former UMP deputy-mayor Patrick Balkany and his wife have always denied owning. Indeed, last Wednesday, the judges looked into the matter.