Egypt's deputy head of the Supreme Constitutional Court accused Wednesday President Mohamed Morsi of leading a campaign against the court, as he accused the court of revealing its verdicts before the setting date, state-run Nile TV reported.

"The court won't fear any menaces, and we are ready to face any pressure practiced against the court," said the deputy-head Maher Samy.

"The court will continue its mission and will never abandon its role approved by law provisions," he added.

The Constitutional Court is scheduled to rule in lawsuits demanding the dissolving of current Constitutional Assembly and the Shura Council. Samy said the schedule of the court will not change.