Court to review exhibits of Morsi spying trial, imposes media gag

The Cairo Criminal Court decided to review and inspect exhibits of the case of ousted president Mohamed Morsi and 10 co-defendants over spying and leaking classified documents about the state and its national security and armed forces to Qatar.
The decision was taken during a Tuesday session.
The court ordered a media gag on the trial.
Morsi, along with other leading figures of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood, including its Guide Mohamed Badie, are accused of collaborating with foreign organizations – namely Gaza-based Hamas, an ideological offshoot of the Brotherhood – to commit acts of terrorism in Egypt.