Hosni Mubarak: Verdict delayed in protester killing retrial
Mubarak, 86, was in court alongside his sons and a former minister. The verdict has now been set for 29 November.
He was found guilty and sentenced to life in 2012, but the conviction was overturned on technical grounds.
Mubarak ruled Egypt for almost 30 years before being ousted in the uprising.
He stood down after weeks of unrest ended in the deaths of hundreds of protesters across the country.
The current retrial began in April 2013, and has been adjourned several times since.
In August, a court ordered Mubarak's release from prison and transfer to a military hospital in Cairo, where he is being held.
He was found guilty in 2012 of the charge relating to killing protesters along with former Interior Minister Habib al-Adly, and sentenced to life in prison.
But in January 2013 the Court of Cassation upheld an appeal by the two men against their convictions on technical grounds and ordered a retrial.
His sons Alaa and Gamal are currently serving four-year prison terms for embezzlement of state funds.
Together with their father they were also fined $3m (£1.8m) and ordered to repay the $17.6m they were accused of stealing.
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