person > Abdel Meguid Mahmoud
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Ruling to overturn Morsi's firing puts his presidency on a collision course with the judiciary again.
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Supreme Judicial Council has urged President Morsi to retract decree they see as an "unprecedented attack" on judiciary.
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Sacked prosecutor general rejects the president's decree, saying he is prepared to challenge it in court.
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Supreme Judicial Council calls president's decision to grant himself sweeping new powers an "unprecedented attack".
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Egypt's president defends granting himself sweeping new powers, saying they would help root out corruption.
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Clashes erupt while the president justifies granting himself sweeping powers as necessary to defend the revolution.
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President sacks prosecutor general and calls for retrial of those acquitted for the murder of anti-Mubarak protesters.
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President Morsi agrees to deal that will allow defiant Abdel-Meguid Mahmoud to stay in his post until retirement.
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Abdel Maguid Mahmoud vows to keep post despite president's attempt to remove him after acquittals in Camel Battle case.
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Activists say prosecutor-general has been slow to probe cases related to anti-Mubarak uprising.
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