Muslim Brotherhood pioneer Mohammed Badie and 682 different supporters of removing President Mohammed Morsi are standing trial in central Egypt.
They face charges including the homicide of a few policemen throughout a crackdown on the Islamist development in August.
The vast majority of the litigants is constantly attempting in absentia and authorities said Mr Badie was not in court for security reasons.
The mass trial in Minya region comes a day after the same court sentenced 528 other Morsi supporters to death.
There has been across the board's judgment of the sentences, which were conveyed on just the second session of the trial.
The Egyptian powers have taken action against the Brotherhood since the military topple Mr Morsi in July. More than 1,000 individuals have been executed and many others captured.
Mr Badie, the Brotherhood's general aide, is, no doubt confined alongside many other senior pioneers of the Islamist development.
The military ventures in after months of road challenges against Mr Morsi - Egypt's first equitably chosen president.
Emulating Mr Morsi's evacuation from office the Brotherhood set up challenge camps in Cairo, at which Mr Badie was an unique figure.
News Resource By:Newsline77.com
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