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Fes School sentences individuals in Riyeh case

Fes School sentences individuals in Riyeh case

The Magistrate's Court specializing in summary offenses at the Fes Court issued its verdict in a case involving a criminal network engaged in fraud, forgery, and tax evasion. The accused includes Taza Council President, Abdelilah Bezzaz, along with several other individuals. The court sentenced Abdelilah Bezzaz and Murad Hamani to six months in prison and a fine of 1,000 dirhams each. Other defendants received sentences ranging from three to five months in prison along with similar fines, with the court also ordering the costs to be paid by them. The court ordered the destruction of all forged invoices and unsealed documents and mandated the return of seized assets and the civil case's property. It also imposed on the defendants the obligation to pay tax debts exceeding 210 million dirhams owed to the state, including substantial amounts in the names of the accused: more than 57 million dirhams for Rachid Bezzaz, and 52 million dirhams each for Murad Hamani and Ikram Hamani. Additionally, the court declared itself without jurisdiction over the civil compensation claims but ordered the convicted individuals to pay financial compensations ranging from 10,000 to 100,000 dirhams. The court rejected all other requests.

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