In Rabat, Karim, brother of royal advisor Yassir Zenagui, sentenced in the first instance to three years in prison in October 2021 for fraud and breach of trust, saw his sentence reduced during his appeal trial.
The trial of the 13 individuals charged with criminal conspiracy and torture resulting in the death without intent of Hilal Makhtout, a young Moroccan from Genk continues before the Tongres Assize Court.
Justice has just handed down its verdict in the case of the body that was found in September 2021 in Cabo Negro , in the Tetouan region.
The trial of Ould Lefchouch (rich kid) who mowed down and killed a gendarme in Harhoura in 2019 opened before the Second Degree Criminal Chamber of the Rabat Court of Appeal.
A 27-year-old Moroccan is appearing before the Yvelines Assize Court for the murder of Moustapha A. (44 years old) on the evening of December 22, 2019, in Les Mureaux. He faces life imprisonment.
Accused in court of two murders and five attempted murders, Omar Benchamsy is currently on trial in Belgium. The statements of the man of Moroccan origin are surprising.
The trial of the Spaniard who stabbed to death a Youssef El Gartif in Jaén in November 2021 will open on Monday before the city court. While the prosecution pleads self-defense, the civil party is demanding the conviction of the accused to 12 and a half years in prison.
The accused in the murder of Hilal Makhtout , a young Moroccan from Genk whose savagely mutilated body was found on March 12, 2019 in an isolated gîte in Forzée in Wallonia, are facing the Tongres Assize Court more than four years later.
Influencer Warda A., at the center of a controversy related to her ironic video on the alleged death of an Israeli baby in an oven during the Hamas attacks in October, was taken into custody for apology of terrorism.
The confrontation between the accused continues in the trial of the famous plastic surgeon, Dr. Hassan Tazi, owner of the Chifaa clinic, incarcerated for, among other things, human trafficking, abuse of weakness and fraud. Major revelations were made by a defendant during the hearing that took place on Friday in courtroom number 8 of the Casablanca Court of Appeal.
The Agadir Court of Appeal on Tuesday sentenced the son of a parliamentarian to the death penalty for "premeditated murder".
While the Moroccan justice system has indeed opened an investigation against Ayem Nour for "child abduction" and a trial should take place in the coming months, the French consulate general issued a laissez-passer to the former reality TV star and columnist, allowing her to leave Morocco with her son Ayvin and return to France in September, after being stranded there for months.