Defense lawyer urges court to consider all evidence before Saharan Escobar case
The Court of Appeal in Casablanca has decided to hear the final statements of Abdel Nabi Baeiu and Saeed Al-Nassiri in the "Skopar Sahara" case on June 25, before issuing its final verdict. Today's session focused on the defense's pleadings, with lawyer Mohamed Krouter explaining that the customs administration relied on an authorization issued in 2021, but with changes in officials, which raises questions about its ongoing validity. He also emphasized that contradictions in the testimonies of some witnesses, especially the complainant Ahmed bin Ibrahim, affect the weight of the evidence. The importance of the technical reports and their legitimacy were highlighted, along with the public prosecutor's statement that the evidence was insufficient to convict the defendants.
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