Latest in Tag: court Highlight
Latest in Tag: court
Tunisia court reviews jail terms for prophet cartoons
Jabbeur Mejri and his co-defendant Ghazi Beji, who fled abroad, were sentenced in a closed hearing in March 2012 to seven and half years in jail
Administrative Court dismisses Zewailâs challenges
Court: studentsâ futures must not be endangered
Youssef Boutros Ghali sentenced to 25 years
Ghali is sentenced to prison in absentia for squandering public funds
11 detainees in Port Said prison clashes case released
8 remain in custody for one more month, case pending
Injured revolutionaries protest against Mubarakâs acquittal
Protesters describe the courtâs decision as âwasting the goals of the revolutionâ
Court dismisses Qandil and sentences him to a year in prison
Prime Minister Hesham Qandil failed to uphold an Administrative Court order, dismissal and jail sentence appealable
Al-Sisi denies knowledge of how State Security documents were shredded
Minister of Defence Abdel Fatah Al-Sisi says military intelligence did not investigate State Security break-ins, court refuses Shafiq question
6 April members announce hunger strike
40 members of 6 April Youth Movement begin hunger strike in solidarity with those detained since 29 March protests
Lawyers: Prosecutor is judge, jury and executor in Mustafa case
Alexandrian activist appeals two year prison sentence for allegedly slapping a prosecutor
Investment department at Administrative Court dismisses charges against Bassem Youssef’s Al Bernameg
Court said the plaintiff does not have the right to ask for the programme to be suspended
MIU admin and students take fight to court
University administration presses charges against 11 students, students press charges against top administrators
Lawyers’ Syndicate rejects Appeals Court’s verdict
Syndicate’s Human Rights committee calls the verdict on cancelling Morsi’s decision to appoint Talaâat Abdallah unconstitutional
Petroleum minister to be retried
Sameh Fahmy to be retried on the case of exporting gas to Israel
Muslim Brotherhood takes legal action regarding Moqattam clashes
Brotherhood lawyer accuses 169 people of being involved in the violence, calls on the media to refrain from provocation
Lawsuit against top information officials calls for transparency
Media and rights studies group files a lawsuit calling for transparency in radio stations creation process
US State Department âworriedâ about violence in Egypt
State Department: Morsi has taken steps towards reform
Ultras groups back in action
After a few days of calm Ultras groups have returned to the streets of Port Said, meanwhile over 35 Ultras members were arrested Menufiya
Rebel Economy Wrap
Egypt steel tycoon jailed, but company lives on
Court: Governors will not give permission to build or demolish churches
The Administrative Court has cancelled the decision of ousted President Hosni Mubarak
Review: Authority and opposition appear top priority in columns
After announcing the timing of the parliamentary elections on April 27, Egyptian columnists debate the upcoming political marathon and condemn both the authority and the opposition in dealing with the crisis. Farewell to a hopeful consensus Emad Al-Din Hussein Al-Shorouk newspaper As President Mohamed Morsi issued his decree to hold parliamentary elections on April …
Abu Islam arrest ordered
Prosecution orders Islamist preacher to be detained for contempt of Christianity
Studentâs trial for assaulting policeman postponed
BUE student union president refuses to move his car and is arrested by police, accused of assault
Several Administrative Court hearings on Tuesday
Court hears lawsuits against live ammunition during protests, general prosecutorâs appointment, and electoral distracting
Two Israelis sentenced to two years in Egyptian prison
An Egyptian court has sentenced two Israeli citizens to two years in prison for illegally entering the country
El-Hosary receives suspended sentence in military trial
Cairo military court handed Sherif El-Hosary a one-year suspended prison sentence for possessing secret military documents
New complaints raised against Morsi
Head of Lawyersâ Syndicate in Port Said accuses Morsi of attempted murder
Administrative Court rules to ban YouTube for 30 days
Rights group demand court to reconsider decision saying the ban limits personal freedoms
In Pictures: 6 April march demands justice for Jika
Members of 6 April Youth Movement marched from Abdeen court to the high court on Wednesday, calling for justice for Gaber Salah. Salah, also known as Jika, died in November as a result of injuries he sustained during clashes with police in Mohamed Mahmoud Street. Around two hundred marched and chanted calling for justice. They …
Egyptian women march to condemn stripped man incident
The women will proceed to the High Court of Justice chanting âEgyptian men should not be strippedâ
Alexandria court passes on protester case
Clashes outside Alexandria court between families of dead and injured and security forces