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Egypt - Egypt's prosecutor defies President Morsi order calling for his ouster

Egypt - Egypt's prosecutor defies President Morsi order calling for his ouster
CAIRO - Egypt's prosecutor general on Thursday defied his president's order to step down to defuse public anger over acquittals in a case of brutality against protesters during last year's uprising that topped the regime of Hosni Mubarak.
Critics accused President Mohammed Morsi of exceeding his mandate.

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