All death sentences must first be sent to the Grand Mufti, Egypt's highest religious authority, for his opinion on whether they should stand.
Convictions are still open to appeal, even if the Grand Mufti gives his approval. Morsi's supporters have said that the cases against him are politically motivated and attempts to give legal cover to a coup, while Morsi has rejected the authority of the courts.
Morsi was Egypt's first freely elected president, but protests began building less than a year into his rule when he issued a decree granting himself far-reaching powers.
Source: BBC
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DeleteJustice served
ReplyDeleteThis one is now Rip to theliving :(
ReplyDeleteRIP in Advance
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ReplyDeleteThe death penalty is harsh
ReplyDeleteMoye says so via BB Passport...Courtesy LIB....
Oda rulers shud learn from dis
ReplyDeleteGood for him. He tried to deceive his people and create an islamic state. Foolish for not using his oppurtunity to govern to create a peaceful state.
ReplyDeleteCan this ever happen in Nigeria??
ReplyDeleteHe was d one dat shot himsef by d foot when he wanted to b god in making in his country. He deserves everytin he is passing thru.
ReplyDeleteThe evil m'en do always comes back to bite them in the cajhones.
ReplyDeleteWhat a harsh sentence.
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Hmmmm nawa ooo..all these death setence..can they create life..y not give him life imprisonment?
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Dis is wat we call a lawful country.....unlike here d law makers are the breakers....
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OMG.....all the atrocities he committed while in power is beginning to catch up with him. I pray the death sentence is averted, and put at life imprisonment instead.
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The Egyptian justice system is not smiling at all, earlier it was Hosni Mubarak, now its Morsi's turn.
ReplyDelete~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
I wish e go fit happen for nigeria
ReplyDeleteThis is what abuse of power causes.
ReplyDeleteI hope political bigots learn from this!
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ReplyDeleteHow na? Nobody is really above d law o
ReplyDelete20yrs imprisonment don do now.....wch one b death sentence again
ReplyDeleteThis has always been the case all over Africa. Today its Egypt, Tomorrow it'll be Burundi. #AfricaUnit
ReplyDeleteEgyptians arent smiling
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Naija really needs to start doing stuff like this abeg....
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When would Nigeria be like this?
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ReplyDeleteGod forgive me but am kinda happy for
ReplyDeletehis sentence.
Their wahala
ReplyDeleteWe want this in Nigeria! Jail and kill people that are destroying Nigeria with greed!
ReplyDeleteChai.... Judiciary is wicked
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Hmm this people really have strong law abiding them. So other leaders should be careful so they won't end up like him
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ReplyDeleteOKORO UPGRADED**
Serves him right.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteCan this happen in Nigeria? If yes most ex presidents would have been long gone
ReplyDeleteHmm
ReplyDeleteWow.....e don do now
ReplyDeleteHmmmm #Sigh #Speechless
ReplyDeleteHow I wish this can be done here too.
ReplyDeleteHow I wish this can be done here too.
ReplyDeleteThe punishment does not fit d crime. Escape from lawful custody is punishable with at most, double of d initial sentence of 20 years imprisonment. Somebody or some persons want him eliminated. Text Fortune to 33020.
ReplyDeleteWhy can't Nigeria be like this and execute corrupt leaders.
ReplyDeletePlease they are not executing him for corruption. They say he was involved in a planned escape from prison.
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ReplyDeleteEgyptians right from time immemorial, never played easy!!
ReplyDeleteAsk Jojoe from the Bible if you doubt me..
Just like that.
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ReplyDeleteI THINK ,KILLING HIM WOULD BRING EGYPT DOWN TO HIS KNEE.
ReplyDeleteMANY PEOPLE WOULD , AND IT WOULD CREATE MORE TERRORIST .
Wen wl dis kind of judgement happen in Nigeria?
ReplyDeleteWen wl dis kind of judgement happen in Nigeria?
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