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Lieutenant Zayani Defends Lawyers
The article discusses the decision by the Moroccan Bar Associations to resume work in the courts after a five-month suspension, amid controversy and diverging opinions. Attorney General Hussein Al-Zayani confirmed that the return was made in a transitional emergency context related to the legislative cycle and the formation of the new government, emphasizing that it is a temporary step and not the end of the conflict. He explained that the disputes primarily concern the regulation of the profession, especially regarding the professional law, which they believe threatens the independence of the legal profession and distorts its image. There are disagreements over amendments to the law between the association, the government, and within parliament, with accusations that some parties attempted to impose unagreed-upon changes. He stressed that legal reform is necessary but must preserve the independence of the profession, rejecting any interference with its immunity and neutrality. He pointed out that the crisis was tragic and impacted citizens and justice, and that the future of the profession faces challenges from technological advancements and artificial intelligence. He reaffirmed that the legal profession is a mission, not just a job. He stated that returning to the courtrooms is part of larger reform efforts that await proof of their ability to safeguard the independence of the profession.
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