In a case that underscores the power of nuance in criminal defense, our client was accused of possessing a narcotic substance for personal use after a small amount was discovered in his apartment room during an emergency intervention. What initially appeared to be an open-and-shut case was anything but — because suspicion alone is never […]
Possession Or Presence? When Legal Precision Defeats Suspicion Read More »
The Story According to the Complainant At first glance, it sounded like a textbook crime: a man reports to the police that he was assaulted and held against his will in a hotel room. According to his statement, three individuals (including the defendant) forced him into Room 228 at the Beauty Hotel and prevented him
Room 228: How We Defended A Misunderstood Accused Read More »
This wasn’t just a financial disagreement — it was a deliberate attempt to weaponize the criminal justice system after a business relationship went sour. Our client, once a trusted partner in a commercial venture, found himself facing a criminal charge of breach of trust involving nearly one million dirhams. But the truth told a different
