Judicial Training Session in Marrakech Highlights New Legal Updates
On October 1, 2026, the Judicial Circle of the Court of Appeal in Marrakech organized a comprehensive training session aimed at prosecutors and judicial police officers. This initiative was overseen by the Attorney General, Mr. Khaled Kerdoudi, and focused on the latest developments in the areas of search, seizure, and freezing procedures as outlined in the new Criminal Procedure Code. The training session is part of ongoing efforts to enhance legal expertise and ensure the proper application of legal provisions.
The session featured discussions led by notable instructors, including Mr. Mohamed Qari, Deputy Attorney General at the Marrakech Court of First Instance, who addressed the nuances of search and seizure procedures. Additionally, Mr. Abdelatif Ait Ibrahim, also a Deputy Attorney General, provided insights into the freezing procedures. These discussions aimed to clarify relevant legal provisions while addressing practical challenges and case studies related to the implementation of these procedures. By fostering a deeper understanding of the law, the training seeks to strengthen the capabilities of the public prosecutors and police officers involved in judicial processes.
This training is crucial in the context of continuous professional development and adapting to recent changes in the Criminal Procedure Code. It plays a significant role in unifying procedural practices among legal professionals and ensuring the effective enforcement of updated legal standards.
As reported by media15.ma.
