A former commune president, his son as well as three gendarmes and four other individuals (two civil servants and two farmers) were brought before the Attorney General of the King near the Court of Appeal of Rabat on Tuesday, who ordered their detention. They are being prosecuted for "forgery and use of forgeries".
Accused of being an accomplice to the jihadist Larossi Abballa in the murder of a couple of police officers in Magnanville on June 13, 2016, Mohamed Lamine Aberouz was sentenced Wednesday to life imprisonment by the special assize court in Paris.
The Montpellier Raid unit had arrested at the end of September a Moroccan, the alleged perpetrator of a gunshot on an individual currently on the run and actively sought. The criminal court sentenced him to two years in prison, one of which was firm.
The Assize Court of Val-d’Oise handed down a heavy sentence to the murderer of Yacine, 21, killed in March 2020 in Bouffémont, after a dispute over a pizza that was taking too long.
No mitigating circumstances for the "iron lady" of the Souss, the main defendant in a case of embezzlement and breach of trust. She received a heavy sentence from the criminal chamber of the Court of Appeal of Rabat in charge of financial crimes.
The most famous notary in the city of Fez has been placed in pre-trial detention in the local prison. He would be involved in several cases of contract manipulation, including through document forgery, fraud, as well as the misappropriation of public and private funds.
The investigating judge at the Rabat Court of Appeal in charge of financial crimes has just ordered the detention of an employee of a bank branch in the Riad district, accused of embezzling 1.2 million dirhams.
The famous plastic surgeon, Dr. Hassan Tazi , owner of the Chifaa clinic, incarcerated for, among other things, human trafficking, abuse of weakness and fraud, could soon be released from prison. This is the door opened by the hearing of a witness but also the non-consideration of a certain number of reports, considered null and void.
A 42-year-old Moroccan detained in Reims (Marne), escaped to the Netherlands to check on his aunt in Morocco after the deadly earthquake that hit the country. In addition to the sentence he was serving for drug trafficking as a repeat offender, he was sentenced to six months in prison for the escape.
The Rabat Court of Appeal considered that the five-year prison sentence imposed on the judge of Beni Mellal and an intermediary, prosecuted for corruption and blackmail, was justified.
In Témara, a notary and a real estate developer prosecuted for fraud have received different prison sentences. The victims are members of a housing cooperative.
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.