Trial Of The Century: Hosni Mubarak

 A court in Cairo has sentenced Egyptian ex-President Hosni Mubarak to life imprisonment for complicity in the killing of demonstrators during last year's uprising. The 84-year-was convicted after a 10-month trial in a special court.

Mr Mubarak is the first former leader to be tried in person since the start of the Arab Spring in early 2011.
The judge suspended the session after shouts erupted in the courtroom as the verdict was being read out.

Cairo Criminal Court judge ousted President Hosni Mubarak and his interior minister Habib al-Adli former life in prison in a case that became known as the media as the "trial of the century" and accused them of corruption and killing demonstrators.

The court ruled upon the expiry of the criminal case against Mubarak and his two sons and his friend, Hussein Salem in the offenses of corruption, the use of the lapse of time. The acquittal was on the aide-Adli.
And threatened the judge Ahmed raised in the beginning of the meeting to apologize for the meeting in case any votes Come in the room, and praised the revolution in the beginning January 25 and reviewed the case and the path it took place in an atmosphere of fairness and justice.

He began early in the morning and delegations families of victims of the Egyptian revolution and the revolution activist movements to the area in front of the Police Academy. He held some of these banners demanding punishment of the accused and the execution of their addition to the lifting of the "gallows", in reference to the claim of this provision.
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