Alternative Sentencing in Morocco: The Penal Revolution
9anon AI Team1 min read
End of Prison for Petty Crimes?
Morocco begins a new era in its penal policy with the entry into force of the law on alternative sentencing. This long-awaited legislation aims to humanize punishment and solve the prison overcrowding crisis (over 100,000 inmates).
What are the Alternatives?
The judge can now pronounce, instead of prison time:
- Community Service (TIG): Working for free for an administration or association (40 to 3600 hours).
- Electronic Monitoring: Wearing an electronic bracelet.
- Daily Fine: Paying a sum of money for each avoided day of prison.
Eligibility Conditions
- The pronounced sentence must be less than 5 years.
- The convict must not be a repeat offender.
- Consent of the convict (except for the fine).
This is a major step forward for human rights in Morocco, aligning the country with international standards.
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