A Moroccan computer engineer jailed for setting up a Facebook account in the name of King Mohammed's brother has been freed after a royal pardon, his lawyer said. Fouad Mortada, 26, was jailed for three years and given a 10,000 dirham ($1,370) fine on February 23 for falsifying data and imitating Prince Moulay Rachid without his consent.
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