Morocco: where to read the law
Morocco publishes its Bulletin Officiel in Arabic and French through the Secrétariat Général du Gouvernement, which is the canonical source and also carries consolidated texts of the major codes. French is genuinely usable here rather than a courtesy translation — much of the doctrinal literature is French-language. Judgments from the Cour de cassation are published, though the court's own site does not answer reliably from outside the country.
This is a directory, not a summary of the law. Nothing here tells you what a rule says - it tells you where the authoritative text lives so you can read it yourself. Links last checked .
1 of these sources did not answer an automated check. They are canonical and they open in a normal browser - the note on each says which case it is.
The sources
- Secrétariat Général du GouvernementPrimary lawArabic and FrenchThe Bulletin Officiel and the consolidated codes, in Arabic and French. The canonical Moroccan source.
- Library of Congress — Morocco legal research guideResearch guideEnglish-language orientation to the sources, the courts and the language each is published in.
- Cour de cassationCourtsArabic and FrenchThe supreme court's own site, carrying its decisions and its annual reports.Did not respond to checks from outside the region.
- The Legal 500 — MoroccoComparativeFirms and practice areas. Directory, not law.