
56 judges suspended over âBrotherhood supportâ
Judges referred to the disciplinary committee for signing pro-Morsi statement
Judges referred to the disciplinary committee for signing pro-Morsi statement
Judges being investigated for alleged involvement in pro-Brotherhood group
The Supreme Judicial Council says it will prepare a formal response to amendments to the Judiciary Law one day ahead of meeting with Judges’ Club
Former justice minister thinks retirement age should be 65 and not apply to judges already over it
Minister of Justice leads first meeting of National Coordination Committee for Combatting Corruption
President Mohamed Morsi will sponsor a Justice Conference in which the judiciary will draft its own judiciary bill that the president promises to sponsor and present to the Shura Council
Cabinet releases statement amid controversy over amendments to Judiciary Law proposed to Shura Council
Judgesâ Club general assembly demands reinstatement of Abdel Meguid Mahmoud and apology from President Mohamed Morsi
Presidency denies reports of Pakinam El Sharkawy or Essam Haddad becoming deputy prime minister, reaffirms respect for judiciary
President Mohamed Morsi assures top judges he will safeguard their independence
Minister of Justice Ahmed Mekki’s request for resignation is met with approval by both the Brotherhood and one of its critics Ahmed Al-Zind
Minister of Justice resigns following protests calling for his dismissal and âcleansingâ of the judiciary
Justice Minister responds Sultanâs attack against judges during the Conscience Front press conference
Islamist party blames information and justice ministers for having counter-revolutionary elements in their ranks
Coalition of political figures warn of institutions threatened by âcounter-revolutionâ
Minister of Justice Ahmed Mekki says developed nations have obligation to stop smuggling of stolen funds using their own courts
Minister of justice says calling for early elections should only be done after state institutions are rebuilt
Minister of justice upset over lack of respect and attempts to influence judiciary
National and international human rights groups have expressed concerns over Egyptâs draft laws governing elections and protests
Protesters block roads to eastern port and place balloons inscribed with SOS on the Canal
City entrances closed as disobedience continues despite attempts by Mekki to respond to demands
Ahmed Mekki assigns judge to investigate 26 January clashes
Judges seek resolve to current impasse surrounding prosecutor general
Justice minister appoints judges to investigate violations for the first time in Egyptian electoral history
Judges are torn between judicial independence and national duty
Minister of justice responds to request filed by the National Council for Human Rights
Ahmed Mekki releases a statement on prosecutor general crisis