New Lawyers Law Enacted in Morocco
The Ministry of Justice has officially announced the enforcement of Law No. 66.23 on the Professional Regulation of Advocacy, following its publication in the Official Gazette. This step forms part of ongoing reforms to improve and modernize the justice system in Morocco. The law aims to reorganize the requirements for entering the legal profession, enhance training conditions, regulate law firms and advocacy offices, and strengthen ethics, integrity, and transparency within the profession. It also outlines procedures for coordinating with relevant authorities to ensure the gradual implementation of its provisions, in line with the digital transformation occurring within Moroccan courts. These measures are part of the government’s efforts to improve the quality of judicial services and promote professionalism and independence in the legal field.
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