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The article discusses the ongoing protests by Moroccan lawyers' associations and their refusal to provide professional services, despite the draft law regulating the profession being referred to the Constitutional Court. It emphasizes that these protests are not solely about the constitutional review of the text but also reflect fundamental reservations regarding its legal content, particularly concerning the achievements of the profession and its relationships with institutions. The article also clarifies that referring the law to the Constitutional Court does not guarantee the end of objections, as disagreements remain over the substance of the text and its impact on the profession. The Court’s role is limited to constitutional oversight, without assessing the appropriateness or acceptance of the provisions by professionals. Therefore, the ongoing objections stem from professional and political concerns that remain valid even after the constitutionality has been verified.
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