For example, when and into whose custody would the Libyan suspects be extradited?

Though he was not able to interrogate the Libyan suspects he had identified as being responsible for the bombing, Libyan officials put his questions to them and came back with answers.

Libya has steadfastly snubbed requests from France, Britain and the United States to turn over Libyan suspects in the two airliner bombings.

The two Libyan suspects in the Pan Am 103 case were chief of security for the Libyan national airline and an employee of the airline in Malta.

The proposal to try the Libyan suspects in the Netherlands in front of Scottish judges was discussed for months before it was made public in July.

MARCH 23, 1995 - The F.B.I. offers a record $4 million reward for information leading to the arrest of the two Libyan suspects.

It was also unclear whether the Arab League intended, once it took custody of the Libyan suspects, to then send them on to Britain or the United States.

One C.I.A. document offered the Libyan authorities a list of questions to pose a rendered Libyan suspect it had turned over to Libyans for questioning.

The Home Office immediately announced it was dropping deportation cases against a further 10 Libyan terrorist suspects and placing them under control orders.

McNulty said the government was disappointed at the ruling related to the two Libyan suspects and would "continue to push for deportations for people who pose a risk to national security".