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فبراير.كوم
Constitutional Court and Defense Immunity
The article focused on the legal and constitutional debate surrounding Bill No. 66.23 concerning the legal profession in Morocco. The study considers that referring this bill to the Constitutional Court marks a pivotal moment in the history of Moroccan constitutional justice. It emphasizes the need for the constitutional judiciary to take a bold stance to halt the regression of rights by activating modern mechanisms to ensure the independence of the legal profession and to protect the rights of litigants. The research affirms that the constitutional issue of the law goes beyond a technical matter, as it relates to human rights values and judicial independence. It is believed that upholding the constitution and safeguarding the dignity of litigants' rights require not retreating from legal gains, and a ruling declaring the bill unconstitutional would set a historic precedent that would enhance the Moroccan constitutional judiciary's reputation internationally.
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