The Prosecutor General of the King at the Court of Appeals in Fez, Abdel Rahim Zaidi, carried out a judicial inspection at the primary court in Fez on Wednesday. This inspection is part of the tasks authorized by Law 38.21 related to the General Inspectorate of Judicial Affairs. The goal is to assess the implementation of programs outlined in the general assembly minutes of the courts under the judicial district.
According to sources, the inspection aims to identify dysfunctions and obstacles hindering the improvement of judicial efficiency, enhancing judicial performance, and unifying judicial work within the judicial district. The inspection also seeks to evaluate the implementation of recommendations from the General Inspectorate's reports. This decentralized inspection is conducted once a year to improve judicial efficiency and assess the optimal application of criminal policy.
Sources indicate that the inspection will help assess the level of execution of programs and evaluate the application of criminal policy. The Prosecutor General's visit is also expected to include an assessment of the court's overall performance. This judicial inspection is a regular occurrence, aiming to enhance the functioning of the judicial system.
In addition to the inspection at the primary court, sources suggest that the Prosecutor General, along with the First President, is expected to visit the Family Justice Division. This division has been reportedly plagued by several irregularities in management and administration. A central inspection team had previously visited the division on April 23 and prepared a report on the matter.
The Family Justice Division has faced allegations of mismanagement, prompting concerns about its functioning. The upcoming visit by the Prosecutor General and the First President aims to assess the situation and potentially address these concerns. No further details have been released about the expected outcomes of the visit.
Law 38.21 grants the Prosecutor General the authority to conduct such inspections as part of the General Inspectorate of Judicial Affairs' mandate. This mandate includes monitoring the functioning of courts and evaluating their performance. The Prosecutor General's inspection is part of a broader effort to improve the judicial system in Morocco.
The inspection and potential visit to the Family Justice Division reflect ongoing efforts to enhance the Moroccan judicial system's efficiency and transparency. These efforts aim to address concerns about the system's functioning and ensure that justice is administered fairly and effectively.
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- The Prosecutor General of the King at the Court of Appeals in Fez conducted a judicial inspection at the primary court in Fez to assess its functioning and implementation of judicial programs.
