This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zaruh
The Nador Court of Appeal witnesses an unprecedented alert with the continuous surveys of the General Inspectorate for the Judicial Affairs of the Supreme Council of the Judicial Authority, which continues to audit a certain number of sensitive judicial files.
The court operates under the supervision of an inspection committee led by the Inspector General of Judicial Affairs, where the workflow is examined and the extent of compliance with laws and procedures is evaluated, as well as the efforts of the first President of the Court, Abdul Majeed Moncef, to approach a certain number of cases which affected national public opinion.
According to enlightened sources, the court operates late in the night following the intensification of exams. This step comes in the light of a specific monitoring of the Inspector General who visited Nador specifically to directly supervise this sensitive task.
The first president of the court of appeal, Abdel Majid Moncef, helped to strengthen these efforts by focusing on sensitive issues closely linked to local and national public opinion, which gave the process an additional dimension of responsibility .
Investigations include judicial files of a sensitive nature which have an excellent follow -up of public opinion.
The sensitivity of these cases led to the extension of sessions for long hours, in the midst of a mobilization of judges and employees to provide all the required documents. The management of ABDUL Majeed Moncef plays a central role in accelerating the processing pace of these files, while adhering to legal and transparent standards.
Sources have confirmed that the presence of the inspector general daily before the court has given investigations greater rigor, emphasizing the surveillance of imbalances which could affect the integrity of justice.
This stage is part of the efforts of the supreme council of the judicial authority to improve internal control and consolidate the culture of responsibility and transparency, as well as the first support of the president of the court to these efforts by following the very sensitive files who greatly affected the courts.
In the light of these developments, public and legal opinion awaits the results of surveys which can lead to a change in the course of legal work of the Nador Court of Appeal.
These measures are considered to be part of the transformations observed by the Moroccan judiciary to consecrate the principles of integrity and to improve the confidence of citizens in the judicial establishment, in the midst of a broad praise of the great role played by Abdel Majid Moncef in the management of sensitive cases and the guarantee The course of justice.
