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Just 17 months since his election as President of Egypt and four months since his overthrow, Mohammed Morsi went on trial today in Cairo. In his first public appearance since being deposed, he was formally charged with inciting the murder of non-Islamist protesters. David Kirkpatrick is Cairo Bureau Chief for the New York Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readJust 17 months since his election as President of Egypt and four months since his overthrow, Mohammed Morsi went on trial today in Cairo. In his first public appearance since being deposed, he was formally charged with inciting the murder of non-Islamist protesters. David Kirkpatrick is Cairo Bureau Chief for the New York Times.
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