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On-Site Justice Ensures Rapid Handling of Match-Related Offenses
Morocco’s judicial arrangements during the Africa Cup of Nations have been put to the test, with authorities reporting swift handling of match-related offenses. Speaking on Wednesday in Rabat, Abdellatif Ouahbi, Minister of Justice, confirmed that judicial offices set up inside AFCON stadiums have processed around 60 cases linked to infractions recorded during the tournament.
According to the minister, these cases were dealt with immediately, reflecting the effectiveness of the on-site judicial mechanism put in place for the competition. The initiative aims to ensure rapid legal response to incidents such as disorderly conduct, ticketing violations, or other minor offenses that can occur during large-scale sporting events.
Swift Justice as Part of Tournament Organization
The deployment of judicial offices within stadiums forms part of Morocco’s broader organizational framework for the Africa Cup of Nations, combining security, crowd management, and legal oversight. By enabling on-the-spot processing of cases, authorities sought to maintain public order while avoiding lengthy procedures that could disrupt the tournament.
Officials have emphasized that this approach demonstrates coordination between judicial, security, and administrative bodies, and contributes to the smooth running of matches across host cities.
For MoroccoBeat readers, the statement highlights another aspect of Morocco’s AFCON organization, showing how legal preparedness has complemented security and logistical planning during the continental event.
Source: Telquel.ma
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