Egyptian man jailed for fraud as fake judge
The Egyptian court sentenced the defendant, known in the media as "The Fake Judge," to two years in prison with labor, after finding him guilty of fraudulently convincing a woman that he could facilitate the procedures for allocating residential units to her. Additionally, the court suspended the trial against him on charges of fraudulently deceiving citizens and embezzling their money, pending the resolution of the court's recusal procedures, while his detention continues. The defense filed requests, including presenting the defendant for forensic medical examination and summoning witnesses, noting that the defendant claimed that he succeeded in escaping bullying by his friends, and that the initial reason for his arrest was a dispute over an 800-pound rent, which later escalated into a broader case.
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