Morocco’s Constitutional Court has issued a ruling regarding Law 66.23, which regulates the profession of law, prompting significant legal and procedural discussion. The ruling, stemming from a request for constitutional review, is noteworthy not only for its outcome but also for its potential legal ramifications. Specifically, questions arise regarding the possibility of re-referral of the same text to the court for further review. The decision has sparked debate about the law’s constitutionality and its impact on the legal profession. Further analysis is focused on the implications of the court’s decision for the future of legal practice in Morocco. The ruling was published by Hespress, a Moroccan online newspaper.