Jailed Brotherhood leader scoffs at Egypt courts

By SARAH EL DEEB

Published April 1, 2014 6:53pm ET

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Jailed Brotherhood leader scoffs at Egypt courts — CAIRO (AP) — The jailed leader of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood scoffed at the series of mass tribunals against his group and demanded judges not let the courts be politicized, speaking from his defendants cage Tuesday at the stormy opening of a new trial of him and 50 others. The session saw many of the courtroom […]

CAIRO (AP) — The jailed leader of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood scoffed at the series of mass tribunals against his group and demanded judges not let the courts be politicized, speaking from his defendants cage Tuesday at the stormy opening of a new trial of him and 50 others.

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