Eid Al-Adha: Royal pardon for 1484 people

Eid Al-Adha: Royal pardon for 1484 people
Sunday 16 June 2024 - 19:19

King Mohammed VI has granted a Royal Pardon, on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha, to 1,484 people sentenced by various Moroccan courts, the Ministry of Justice said in a statement.

The detained beneficiaries of the pardon are 1209 and are divided into:

– 114 inmates who benefited from pardon over their remaining prison terms;

– 1,094 prisoners who had their prison terms reduced;

– 01 inmate who had his prison sentences commuted from life imprisonment to fixed prison terms.

The free beneficiaries of the pardon are 275 and are divided into:

– 69 people who benefited from pardon over their prison sentences or remaining prison terms.

– 06 people who benefited from pardon over their imprisonment terms while their fines were maintained.

– 189 people had their fines annulled.

– 09 individuals had both their imprisonment terms and fines annulled.

– 02 individuals had their fine and remaining prison term annulled.

Royal pardon is customary in Morocco to mark national and religious holidays.

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