HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyoui
The Criminal Court of First Instance at the Court of Appeal in Fes issued a verdict today, Monday, sentencing a police superintendent to two years in prison, following his prosecution in a case that sparked widespread controversy after charges related to human trafficking and the commission of an abortion were directed at him.
During the session, the court confronted the accused with charges of "rape after reclassification" and "performing an abortion," before concluding with the aforementioned prison sentence, with the imposition of costs and the minimum compulsory. In contrast, the court acquitted the nurse who was accused in the same file of the misdemeanor attributed to her. In the civil aspect, the court resolved the plaintiff's requests, who is a student in Fes, and ruled in her favor with a civil compensation of 40,000 dirhams. The session chairman pointed out after the pronouncement of the verdict that the accused has the right to appeal within ten days, as stipulated in Article 440 of the Criminal Procedure Law.
