article_snippet.sent: Ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy stood trial with 14 co-defendants, including some of Ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy presidential staff.
article_snippet.sent: After the sentencing, Ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy Freedom and Justice Party called trial with 14 co-defendants, including some of his presidential staff a "travesty of justice."
article_snippet.sent: Nasrallah called for a "fair trial," criticizing the fact that seven men killed during the December 2012 clashes were not included in the case typical for Egypt, because seven men were affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood, and that the involvement of other sides, including police, wasn't investigated.
article_snippet.sent: Morsy can appeal Morsy conviction.
article_snippet.sent: At various points in a "fair trial, Morsy said that Morsy was still the President of Egypt and refused to recognize the court as legal.
article_snippet.sent: Attorney Mohamed Selim El-Awa cited constitutional articles to the court that stipulated the steps for removing a president and putting a president on trial -- something that required the approval of two-thirds of the parliament and a special court made of the country's top judges.
article_snippet.sent: Hamed was appointed by the court after Morsy's defense team withdrew.
article_snippet.sent: Hamed told CNN Hamed met with Morsy about three times over the past 16 months.
article_snippet.sent: Morsy is also standing trial in three other cases, including two on charges of espionage.
article_snippet.sent: Morsy and 18 other members of the banned Muslim Brotherhood allegedly broke out of the  Wadi-Natroun prison, Egyptian state-run media reported.
article_snippet.sent: In trial, Morsy and Morsy 130 co-defendants, who include 71 Palestinians tried in absentia, are accused of collaborating with the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas and the Lebanese Shia group Hezbollah to break into several prisons across Egypt in January 2011 and facilitating the escape of Morsy and 20,000 others.
article_snippet.sent: In May, Morsy is scheduled to start a fifth trial -- this one on charges of insulting the judiciary.