Dr. Teyeh Highlights Morocco's Election Role

Lawyer Abdel Kabir Tatiḥ confirmed that the funds obtained from executing judicial rulings in favor of citizens are subject to strict legal regulations. He stated that professional unions do not possess unregulated financial reserves, as all their financial accounts are managed under the supervision of the competent authorities. He pointed out that the 2008 system marked a turning point in protecting clients' rights, as funds are now transferred through a special account with the syndic before being delivered to the beneficiaries, with strict oversight over lawyers' fees, which are subject to legal monitoring mechanisms and can be appealed. He emphasized that discussions regarding the nature of these funds—whether they are public or private—should be left to the constitutional court to decide. Furthermore, he explained that the administration monitors the origin and flow of these funds through tax oversight, and that lawyers’ financial management is governed by precise regulations to prevent misconduct. He also affirmed that the law aims to be consistent with the constitution, and that the government and parliament are responsible for addressing any constitutional issues before legislation is enacted, expressing confidence that the court will not undermine the principles that safeguard the independence of the legal profession and its role in defending rights.

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