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The killing of 22-year-old Moroccan national Imad in the Spanish city of Plasencia has prompted an outpouring of grief and anger on social media, with calls for justice and the harshest penalties allowed under Spanish law for whoever is found responsible. As his family struggles to come to terms with the loss, Spanish authorities have announced new developments in the case, including the pretrial detention of the main suspect and the seizure of weapons and significant quantities of drugs.

The 15 million dirham project brings the Administrative Court of Appeal and the Administrative Court of First Instance under one roof, with facilities designed to improve judicial services and access to justice.

More than 40 senior judges, legal experts and practitioners from 24 countries are examining AI’s potential in the justice system, along with its legal, ethical and technical challenges.

Around 19,000 lawyers resume representation nationwide as bar association seeks fresh talks over law it says threatens profession’s independence.

The Tangier mayor was placed in pretrial detention following his appearance before an investigating judge at the city’s Court of Appeal on Thursday, October 1.

One man arrested while another is already in Marrakech prison in separate online fraud cases; police search for other possible links.

The Moroccan kickboxing champion denies the allegations, says he went to the police station voluntarily and says the investigation is linked to a family dispute with his former wife.

Hicham Balaoui has ordered prosecutors to fast-track election complaints, pursue offenses where warranted and maintain an on-call service throughout the electoral period.

Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi says Morocco has not relinquished its rights to the two occupied cities but intends to pursue the issue through dialogue rather than escalation. He also rejects accusations that Rabat uses migration as leverage against Spain and calls for existing mechanisms to return Moroccan minors to their families to be put into practice.