Morsi Trial Delayed

SLOW WALK

Updated Apr. 14, 2017 1:16PM ET / Published Jan. 08, 2014 7:08AM ET

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The hearings for the trial of former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi have been adjourned until February 1 because bad weather stopped Morsi from traveling to court. Fog on Wednesday prevented the helicopter meant to fly Morsi from his prison near Alexandria to Cairo. Morsi and 14 other officials are charged with inciting the murder of protesters in Cairo in December 2012.

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