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Lawyers Clarify Dispute Excludes Monarchy
The article focused on the stance of the Moroccan Bar Associations regarding the legal dispute with the government over the regulation of the legal profession (Law No. 66.23). It clarified that this disagreement is a professional and legislative internal matter, discussed within state institutions and subject to the constitution, and that it does not concern the monarchy or the relationship between lawyers and the king. The association emphasized that the relationship between the legal profession, the nation, and the monarchy is historical, and that this disagreement should not be exploited for external aims or to distort the professional stance. It also stressed that the interests of the kingdom and its sovereignty are above any dispute, and that lawyers may differ over the law within a framework of respect for state institutions and loyalty to the throne, citing historical testimonies that confirm the connection of the legal profession with the country's issues and the monarchy.
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