Remote Trials: 14.161 Hearings Held from Apr. 27 to Jan. 29

Remote Trials: 14.161 Hearings Held from Apr. 27 to Jan. 29
Tuesday 2 February 2021 - 14:45

A total of 14.161 hearings were held remotely at the various courts of the Kingdom from April 27, 2020, until January 29, 2021, during which 266,159 cases were scheduled, the Higher Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ) has said.

Thousands of detainees have benefited from remote trials in this period, the Council pointed out in a press release, adding that the remote trials system has recorded good results during the above-mentioned period.

The Council underlined, on this occasion, its continued commitment to the remote trial project, to ensure that the courts continue fulfilling their constitutional duties and to enshrine the right to a fair trial within a reasonable deadline.

The CSPJ also commended the sense of responsibility and commitment of all the components of the judicial system, calling on all actors to strictly respect the recommended prevention and precautionary measures, to avoid the risks associated with the spread of the Coronavirus.

 

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