The trial of Egypt's ousted president Mohamed Morsi has begun in Cair.
He is charged over his alleged involvement in the deaths of protesters during his year in power.
It was Morsi's first public appearance since he was placed in detention on July 3 when the military overthrew him.
Presiding judge Ahmed Sabry Youssef has banned cameras and recording equipment from the makeshift courtroom at a police academy in east Cairo.
Proceedings had been slightly delayed because Morsi did not arrive wearing the customary white prison outfit.
Officials say the judge waited until Morsi changed his clothes
