A total of 338 hearings were held remotely and 6,290 cases were scheduled, of which 2,337 were settled on 1-5 June, said on Monday the Supreme Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ).
A total of 7,562 detainees were tried remotely in order to protect them as well as all employees from the possible health risks to which they may be exposed amid the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, the Supreme Council pointed out in a release.
The Supreme Council expressed its pride at the positive results and the good indicators recorded since the start of this ambitious operation, thanks to the cooperation of the various institutions and stakeholders concerned, it said.
This operation is part of the follow-up and the implementation in an appropriate way of the remote trials system, which is in its second month at the various judicial districts of the Moroccan courts, as a strategic choice to deal with the repercussions of the global health crisis triggered by the novel coronavirus, while adapting to the requirements of the state of health emergency through an efficient management of the judicial service to safeguard the health of all users and ensuring fair trials for detainees within a reasonable time, the statement said.
While welcoming all the partners and stakeholders involved in this program, the CSPJ stressed that the figures and indicators encourage the continuation of this system, through ensuring the development of its technical, human and logistical mechanisms and infrastructures, with a view to achieving the expected objectives.
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