Egypt: judges dismiss in Muslim Brotherhood trial

Relatives and supporters of the extremist group shouted slogans against the military regime, denouncing his lack of legitimacy.

In the dock sit Mohammed Badie, the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, and one of its financiers, Khairat el-Shater, both implicated in the deaths of nine people last June outside the headquarters of the movement.

Last October, another panel of judges was forced to resign by invoking on time inability to ensure security in the courtroom.

Yet this Wednesday, police and students engaged in conflicts in two universities of Cairo.

This is the fourth day of violent clashes between police and students who support the deposed leader, Mohammed Morsi.

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