The judiciary of Morocco is one of the three branches of government and is constitutionally independent of the legislative and executive branches. The 2011 Constitution guarantees this independence and establishes the separation of powers, naming the King as the guarantor of judicial independence.
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View the SourceM'hammed Abdenabaoui, Wikipedia
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is a senior Moroccan magistrate and the former attorney gene
Mohamed Bennouna (Wikipedia)
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is a Moroccan diplomat and jurist
Ahmad Zarruq (Wikipedia)
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was a 15th-century Moroccan Shadhili Sufi
Muhammad ibn Rushayd (Wikipedia)
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was a Moroccan judge
Abu-l-Hasan al-Tamgruti (Wikipedia)
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was a Moroccan author
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