Morocco’s Constitutional Court has issued a decision, number 26/277, declining to assess the constitutionality of a draft law regulating the legal profession. The ruling, released on August 10, 2026, followed a month-long deliberation on case file 317/26. Essentially, the court found it unable to rule on the compatibility of law number […]. This decision raises legitimate questions about the process and potential implications for the regulation of lawyers in Morocco. The court’s reasoning for declining to rule remains a key point of discussion. The matter was referred to the court for review, but the court ultimately deemed it unable to proceed with a judgement. This outcome leaves the future of the legal profession bill uncertain.