Casablanca Lawyer's Court Return and Strike Debate
Confirmation that lawyers continue to attend court sessions despite having ceased providing professional services since Law No. 66.23 came into effect. Some of them were present this morning at the Court of Appeal in Casablanca, dressed in professional attire, while others stated that there has been no announcement of a collective resumption of work. Former Minister of Justice, Mustapha Ramid, refused to comment on his attendance or his stance regarding the situation. Experts, however, believe that the suspension is no longer justified now that the law has been published in the Official Gazette and is being enforced. They suggest that amendments to the provisions could be discussed through legal channels, which complicates the profession’s situation and reflects ongoing debate over the law’s implementation and the rights of lawyers.
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