51.   The U.S. government would have jurisdiction over off-duty American troops who violate U.S. but not Philippine laws.

52.   They were charged with illegally entering Philippine territory, illegal fishing using sodium cyanide, possession of dynamite and violation of Philippine environmental laws.

53.   Under Philippine law, firecrackers with more than one-third of a teaspoon of explosives are illegal.

54.   Under Philippine law, prosecutors determine whether there is enough evidence to proceed with a trial.

55.   Under Philippine law, the appellate court could increase the sentence to death.

56.   Under Philippine law, the Justice Department must conduct an inquiry to determine criminal liability before formally submitting the case in court.

57.   Under Philippine law, death penalties are automatically reviewed by the Supreme Court.

58.   Under Philippine law, foreign troops are not allowed to join combat in the country.

59.   Under Philippine law, foreign troops are not allowed to join combat operations in the country.

60.   Under Philippine law, foreigners are barred from investing directly in retail companies.