111.   The defense, in its closing statements, said the accused were fighters in the struggle against Israel and political considerations must be taken into account.

112.   The court studied medical records and took testimony from physicians who gave conflicting accounts over whether the accused was mentally fit to stand trial.

113.   The defense had countered that the accused were fighters in the struggle against Israel and political considerations must be taken into account.

114.   The new law would let judges refuse bail if they thought the accused was likely to commit crime.

115.   The new law would let judges refuse bail if they thought the accused was likely to commit crimes.

116.   The other prominent accused is Budiman Sudjatmiko, radical leader of a leftist party who is charged with masterminding the riots.

117.   The names suggest the accused are former Islamic fighters who came by the hundreds to Bosnia during the war to help Muslims fight the Serbs and the Croats.

118.   The other accused are in jail.

119.   The ring, which was found in a toilet at an Australian Federal Police office while the accused were being held by police, was returned to store Thursday.

120.   The other seven accused are still at large, the National News Agency reported.