Lawyers’ strike paralyses court in Fez
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Assabah
The open-ended lawyers’ strike has almost paralysed the Court of First Instance in Fez, where services remain severely disrupted after the judicial recess. The court nevertheless ruled on 100 cases, including that of rapper “T-Flo”, according to the Moroccan daily Assabah.
The open-ended lawyers’ strike has caused an almost total paralysis of the Court of First Instance in Fez and the courts under the city’s Court of Appeal, according to the Moroccan daily Assabah. The action comes as the courts resume work after the summer judicial recess, amid opposition to a law whose content is not specified in the text.
Despite the strike, the court ruled on 100 cases. These included the case of Moroccan rapper T-Flo, while the work stoppage has led to a backlog of court cases, according to Assabah.
