
Moroccan Court Acquits Police Officers in High-Profile Judicial Corruption Case
The two police officers involved in the "broker" case of the courts have been acquitted. This is the judgment handed down by the Court of Appeal of Casablanca.

The two police officers involved in the "broker" case of the courts have been acquitted. This is the judgment handed down by the Court of Appeal of Casablanca.

The Casablanca city council intends to strictly enforce Law No. 28-00 on waste management and disposal, against any person who leaves their waste on the public highway, in violation of the conditions set. Fines and penalties will rain down on offenders.

The court of first instance of Inezgane sentenced an individual to five years in prison with a fine of 15,000 dirhams for fraud and usurpation of the title of lawyer.

In 2018, the judgments and court decisions pronounced against the State resulted in the payment of 4.1 billion DH. The amounts claimed were 7 billion DH before the intervention of the Judicial Agency of the Kingdom.

Elements of the Royal Gendarmerie of the Sidi Ifni region arrested two high school students for public indecency. They risk prison for a simple kiss.

An airline was ordered to pay 10,000 dirhams in damages to one of its passengers for a flight delay. This is the verdict handed down by the Commercial Court of Meknes.

Célia, the JD sports manager, is being prosecuted for making racist remarks towards employees, and faces up to one year in prison and a fine. As a prelude to her hearing, she was deprived of her liberty on Friday.

The Moroccan customs authorities allow the admission of a vehicle for a maximum period of six months, during which its owner has the right to circulate freely in Morocco without being disturbed.

The Penal Code will soon be amended to include harsher penalties against persons found guilty of illicit enrichment.

The Moroccan road continues to kill as shown once again by the figures just released by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).

While the summer holidays are still a little way off, many North Africans are taking advantage of the relative calm to return to their country of origin, but sometimes at the risk of their lives.

The Moroccan road has killed again last week, according to the figures just released by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).