Egypt's Supreme Court Blocked From Reviewing Constitution

Egypt's renewed turmoil has grown yet again.

Members of the Muslim Brotherhood blocked the members of the Supreme Constitutional Court from being able to reach their building, on Sunday.

In a statement, the court announced that the judges will be returning until they can do so safely.

The court had been expected to challenge the legitimacy of the body which recently passed a new constitution for the country.

According to witnesses, government trucks brought supplies to the hundreds in the crowd, who were blocking the court, throughout Friday night.

Morsi's supporters continue to clash with those who oppose him.

Sunday saw one person die and sixty-six injured in the violence between the groups.

Opponents of Morsi, and the new constitution, say that it is a betrayal of the Egyptian revolution and moves the country into Shariah law.