Trial of 57 Defendants in Brotherhood Committees Case Adjourned to October 26
The Second Terrorism Circuit decided today to adjourn the trial of 57 defendants in a case concerning the restructuring of the Muslim Brotherhood’s specialized committees.
The court, presided over by Judge Wagdy Abdel Moneim, set October 26 as the next hearing date.
The case involves allegations related to reorganizing the Brotherhood’s specialized committees and joining a terrorist group. Those allegations remain subject to trial.
The brief account of the hearing did not specify the reason for the adjournment or provide details of proceedings scheduled for the next session.
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