Ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi has appeared in court inside a soundproof glass cage.<br /><br />The former leader is facing four separate trials, three of which have now opened.<br /><br />In this trial, Mursi and 35 others are accused of working with Lebanese and Palestinian groups to carry out attacks in Egypt.<br /><br />In what they call “the biggest case of conspiracy in the history of Egypt”, prosecutors say Mursi’s Muslim Brotherhood hatched a “terrorist plan” in 2005 involving the Palestinian Hamas group as well as Shi’ite Iran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah.<br /><br />Mursi’s legal team said they could not hear their client speak. They complained about the defendants being confined inside the glass cage and are reported to have walked out in protest.<br /><br />The trial has been adjourned until Sunday February 23.
