6 July 2015, 18:02 GMT
CAIRO (Sputnik) – In early April, an Egyptian court handed death sentences to several members of the Brotherhood including its leader Mohammed Badie for allegedly planning attacks against the state. Some 30 movement activists were given a life sentence.
According to Egyptian Streets news website, the previous ruling had not been overturned, but the retrial of the case of Badie and other Islamist leaders would be held.
Following a string of mass protests in July 2013, the Egyptian military ousted President Mohammed Morsi and declared the Muslim Brotherhood movement, led by him, to be illegal.