Type: misdemeanor
case no.: 20115 year 2013 al Maadi Misdemeanor
Case year: 2013
Adverse: Public Prosecution
Representation: accusation authority
First Degree Verdict
Date: 1st June 2014
Judges: Mohamed Abdul Samad – President
Court: Al Maadi misdemeanors
Department: Sunday
No. of defendants: 8
| Defendants names | Verdict | Crime | Attending – in absentia | |
| 1. | Samir Mohamed Abdul Hamid | Acquittal | Acquisition and possession of publications and participating in a demonstration without notification and disabling routs and transportation and inciting to demonstrate | Attending |
| 2. | Gadallah Abdul Maqsoud | Acquittal | Acquisition and possession of publications and participating in a demonstration without notification and disabling routs and transportation and inciting to demonstrate | Attending |
| 3. | Hussein Ahmed Hamed | Acquittal | Acquisition and possession of publications and participating in a demonstration without notification and disabling routs and transportation and inciting to demonstrate | Attending |
| 4. | Hassan Ahmed Hamed | Acquittal | Attending | |
| 5. | Ali Ahmed Hamed | Acquittal | Acquisition and possession of publications and participating in a demonstration without notification and disabling routs and transportation and inciting to demonstrate | Attending |
| 6. | Ahmed Abdul Fattah Younis Ahmed | Acquittal | Acquisition and possession of publications and participating in a demonstration without notification and disabling routs and transportation and inciting to demonstrate | Attending |
| 7. | Al Sayed Abbas Al Sayed | Acquittal | Acquisition and possession of publications and participating in a demonstration without notification and disabling routs and transportation and inciting to demonstrate | In absentia |
| 8. | Ahmed Eid Al Shahawi | Acquittal | Acquisition and possession of publications and participating in a demonstration without notification and disabling routs and transportation and inciting to demonstrate | In absentia |
Verdict Text:
The court ruled in the attendance of the first to the fifth and in absentia of the rest of the acquittal of all defendants from all accusations and confiscation
