81.   Under a U.S.-British compromise, the two men would be tried in the Netherlands under Scottish law and by a panel of three Scottish judges.

82.   Washington has insisted that the men should be tried in U.S. or British courts.

83.   Washington calls them unlawful combatants, a lower status that gives Washington more leeway in detaining and trying the men.

84.   He said Libya insisted the two men were not tried under either British or American law.

85.   A third man will be tried later while the fourth defendant is a fugitive.

86.   The two men were tried simultaneously before two separate juries for the robbery and killing of Barbara Meller Jensen.

87.   Unofficially, DEA officers have for weeks been pressing their case to try the men in the United States.

88.   Parliament should lift their immunity before the two men can be tried.

89.   The Arab League has backed a Libyan proposal that the two men be tried by the International Court of Justice in The Hague according to Scottish law.

90.   The man was tried in Sweden because he cannot be extradited to Japan, which practices the death penalty.