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The article addressed criticisms by lawyer and human rights activist Omaima Boujomma regarding the new Moroccan Criminal Procedure Law. She considered that the law excessively enhances the authority of the Public Prosecutor and judicial police, opening the door to broad interpretations in the application of pretrial detention and arrests. This poses a threat to the principle of legal certainty and the right to defense. She also pointed out the lack of adequate oversight over the reasoning behind detention decisions, as well as the expansion of police powers in judicial custody and digital surveillance. She warned that the law could become a tool of repression rather than a means of ensuring justice, emphasizing that this increased discretionary power jeopardizes the principle of equality before the law.
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