Mubarak lawyers, officials dispute whether his house arrest has ended CAIRO, Nov. 13 (UPI) -- Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak is free to move around the country now that a state of emergency has ended, his attorneys said Wednesday. Mubarak, who was arrested in April 2011, had been on house arrest at a military hospital since a court ordered his release in August, Ahram Online reported. His lawyers claim his house arrest ended when the state of emergency and a curfew ended Tuesday. That claim has been disputed. Prime Minister Hazem el-Beblawi said last week Mubarak would return to prison after the state of emergency was lifted because a law regarding pre-trial detention periods had been amended. Legal experts contend authorities cannot extend Mubarak's detention. Mubarak is being retried on charges of complicity in the deaths of protesters during a revolt that pushed him from office in January 2011. He also faces trial in three corruption cases.