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Tougher Sentences in Case
The Criminal Chamber responsible for financial crimes at the Marrakech Court of Appeal increased the sentences in the “sale of master’s degrees” case at Ibn Zohr University. It raised the sentence of the university professor known as Qilash to seven years in prison, increased another defendant’s sentence from four to five years, and raised a third defendant’s sentence to two years. The court overturned the acquittal of a defendant at first instance and sentenced him to two years in prison and a fine of 20,000 dirhams. It also ordered him, jointly and severally with the other defendants, to pay 1.5 million dirhams to the state, and ordered the confiscation of a property in favor of the State Property Administration. The case concerns allegations of manipulation in admission to master’s programs and abuse of influence in exchange for money.
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