The criminal chamber of Tétouan decided on Thursday to postpone again the appeal trial of Mounir Kiouh, a Moroccan residing abroad (MRE) prosecuted for the murder of Théa Gramtine, a 2-year-old baby, who died on November 10, 2005 in a hospital following the fatal blows he had inflicted on her in the family apartment in Namur.
The Saragossa court has sentenced the Moroccan Mohammed AD and his wife, Hedangeline AL, of Venezuelan origin, to 34 years in prison for the murder of a businessman from Getxo (Basque Country), buried alive in Pedrola (Saragossa) in 2019.
Prosecuted on multiple counts, former minister Mohamed Ziane was sentenced on Wednesday by the Court of First Instance in Rabat to three years in prison and the payment of several fines.
The trial of the 20-year-old Moroccan woman accused of killing her baby with the help of her mother opened on Monday in the Tarragona court. During her appearance, the young woman claimed that her father had been abusing her since she was 14 and that she became pregnant with him at the age of 18.
The Court of First Instance of Alcalá la Real (Jaén) has authorized the repatriation to Morocco of the body of Khawla E.Z, the Moroccan girl found dead on Tuesday in an abandoned church in the city. The author of the murder was placed in pre-trial detention on Friday.
The criminal chamber of Tétouan has decided to postpone to March 3 next the appeal trial of Mounir Kiouh , a Moroccan residing abroad (MRE) prosecuted for the murder of Théa Gramtine, a 2-year-old baby, who died on November 10, 2005 in a hospital following the fatal blows he had inflicted on her in the family apartment in Namur.
Four civil servants accused of financial malpractices in Meknes were sentenced on Tuesday by the city’s court of appeal to one year in prison, including 4 months with a suspended sentence.
The fourth trial of Mounir Kiouh, a Moroccan residing abroad (MRE) accused of killing a 2-year-old baby in an apartment in Namur in 2005, will open on Thursday, February 17 before the Court of Appeal of Tetouan. He had been sentenced in the first instance to 20 years in prison.
The trial of Mohamed Achraf, 37, and his wife, Hedangeline Arrieta, 36, opened this Monday at the Saragossa court. The couple is accused of the kidnapping and murder of José Antonio Delgado, a 54-year-old computer scientist residing in Getxo (Basque Country), a victim of sextortion.
Prosecuted for "sexual harassment and blackmail," a professor at the King Fahd School of Translation in Tangier has just been sentenced to one year in prison by the Court of First Instance in Tangier.
The Casablanca Criminal Court has decided to postpone the trial of deputy Babour Sghir, prosecuted for fraud, to February 16 following his request to appear in person.
The trial of the five professors from the Faculty of Legal Sciences involved in the so-called "sex for good grades" case at the University of Settat was marked by surprising testimonies. The presumed victim students have formally denied the allegations of sexual harassment.