(CNN) -- Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie and 36 other supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy got life sentences Saturday in Cairo, state media reported. The defendants are accused of inciting violence. An additional 10 defendants sentenced to death in June have had their sentences upheld by Egypt's Grand Mufti, who, by law, must review capital punishment decisions. This is the second sentence handed down to Badie, who was found guilty and sentenced to death in April. He was convicted of taking part in a deadly attack on a police station last year. READ MORE: Egypt court upholds 183 death sentences . READ MORE: Hundreds of Muslim Brotherhood supporters face death .
Mohammed Badie sentenced to life in prison for inciting violence . 36 other surpporters of ousted Egyptian president also face life behind bars . Badie, leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, was sentenced to death in April .