81.   Milosevic has never fully recognized the international war crimes tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, and has said that Serbian war crimes suspects would be tried at home.

82.   More consensus is needed on such questions as how to define war crimes and where suspects can be tried, the official said.

83.   Most observers believe the government will not be able to try all suspects currently in jail.

84.   Nayef has said Islamic sharia laws would apply if the suspects are tried and convicted.

85.   NATO peacekeeping forces patrolling Kosovo are using their own national laws when making arrests, he said, but the suspects are tried under the modified Yugoslav laws.

86.   Nayef has said previously that Saudi authorities viewed the bombings as terrorist attacks and that Islamic laws would apply if the suspects are tried and convicted.

87.   Nayef has said Saudi authorities viewed the bombings as terrorist attacks and said Islamic sharia laws would apply if the suspects are tried and convicted.

88.   No other suspects were ever tried.

89.   No other suspects were later tried.

90.   On Friday, the World Court ruled it has the authority to settle the dispute between Libya and the United States and Britain over who should try the suspects.