Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak could face a verdict for charges rooted on his alleged ordering of protesters to be killed before the end of January.
“I expect a verdict before January 25, than anniversary of the revolution,” Khaled Abu Bakr, a lawyer representing the families of victims, said.
Starting Tuesday, prosecutors will have three days to present their cases, according to Bakr. A spokesman from the general prosector’s office, Adel Saeed, confirmed the possibility of having a verdict on or by January 25.
Former Egyptian Interior Minister Habib El Adly, six of his aides and two of Mubarak’s sons also face trial on a variety of charges.
The trial is expected to resume daily starting this week.
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