Toppled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is set to stand trial for the second time today on charges of corruption and ordering the killing of pro-democracy protesters. After the first session on August 3, a new board of advocates volunteered to present the case for the plaintiffs – the families of the people killed and injured during the nationwide revolt in February that ousted Mubarak's three decade-old regime. The trial of Egypt's former interior minister Habib Al-Adil, also accused of ordering firing on protesters, and six of his deputies resumed under tight security in Cairo on Sunday.