All investigations into the killing of protesters or the use of violence against them would be re-conducted; trials of those accused would be re-held. With the declaration a new "protection of the revolution" judicial body was also created to swiftly carry out the prosecutions, but the decree would not lead to retrials of the dozens of lower-level police officers who have been acquitted or received suspended sentences in trials for killing protesters – verdicts that have outraged many Egyptians. That exclusion would guarantee Morsi the loyalty of the powerful but hated police force.[190] All constitutional declarations, laws and decrees made since Mr Morsi assumed power could not be appealed or cancelled by any individual, or political or governmental body The public prosecutor would be appointed by the president for a fixed term of four years, and must be aged at least 40 The constituent assembly's timeline for drafting the new constitution was extended by two months.