Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak in court once again as he faces retrial for complicity in the murder of more than 800 protesters.<br/> <br />Though many Egyptians have now lost interest in the case against their former leader, a small number of protesters against…<br/> <br />(UPSOT)<br/> <br />… and in favour of Mubarak gathered outside for the second session of the retrial.<br/> <br />(UPSOT)<br/> <br />There was uproar inside when the presiding judge ruled that lawyers for the families of those killed in the protests would not be allowed to take part in future sessions.<br/> <br />They said they would try to challenge that ruling.<br/> <br />Lawyer Mohamed Abdel Wahab said the new trial should start from square one and the civil charges presented by the civil plaintiffs should therefore be accepted.<br/> <br />Any other ruling, he said was politically motivated.<br/> <br />Mubarak and his interior minister Habib el-Adli were sentenced to life imprisonment last juen but an appeals court upheld complaints about the qualit
