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

62.   Under Philippine laws, ordinary antiques can be taken out of the country after taxes are paid and an export permit secured from the national museum.

63.   Under Philippine law, divorce is not allowed, only annulment.

64.   Under Philippine law, mass media enterprises can only be owned by Filipinos.

65.   Under Philippine law, taxes must be paid before claims from creditors such as banks and winners of court judgments against the estate can be settled.

66.   Under Philippine law, the government must provide housing loans or alternative housing sites for squatters whose houses are demolished.

67.   Under Philippine law, trafficking in that amount of drugs could be punishable by death.

68.   Under Philippine laws, a two-thirds vote is needed to decide major corporate issues.

69.   Under Philippine law, a prosecutor will review the evidence and decide whether to ask a judge to issue an arrest warrant.

70.   Under Philippine law, justice department prosecutors will review criminal complaints and decide on whether to take the case to court.