and Singapore languages translated in court were Arabic, French, Czech, Japanese, Swedish, Maltese and German there were 1867 documentary reproductions and 621 label productions (or exhibits – the largest of which was an aircraft reconstruction) the aircraft reconstruction was the only one not conveyed to court (it remained at the Air Accident Investigations Branch premises at Farnborough in England) there were 10,232 pages of court transcripts covering more than three million words the cost of the trial itself was estimated at £60m the running costs of the appeal were put at about £2m per month, which combined to produce a total bill of £75m, as estimated by the Scottish Executive 20% of the running costs were met by Scotland's Justice Department 80% of the running costs along with capital expenditure were borne by the UK government the US government made a substantial contribution towards the extra costs of holding the trial in the Netherlands the creation of the special court and prison complex at Camp Zeist cost £12m original estimates for the entire proceedings were put at £150m (or double the actual spend) compensation of £4.5 million ($8 million) was paid in August 2003 by Libya to each family of the 270 victims: a total of £1.23 billion ($2.16 billion) contingency fees of £1.4 million ($2.5 million) were deducted from each family's compensation payment, and were retained by the US law firms involved: a total of £385 million ($675 million) in legal fees See also Pan Am Flight 103 Pan Am Flight 103 conspiracy theories Investigation into the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission Hans Köchler's Lockerbie trial observer mission LOT Flight 165 hijacking trial, another trial by judges from a judiciary other than the host nation References Sources Transcript of Trial (Linked PDF document no longer available.) Scottish Courts site with Verdict and Appeal documents Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission news release on Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi 28 June 2007 Criminal complaint regarding the falsification of evidence in the Lockerbie case Lockerbie trial website: full week-by-week coverage External links Police chief – Lockerbie evidence was faked, The Scotsman 28 August 2005 Police investigations of "politically sensitive" or high-profile crimes Fraser: my Lockerbie trial doubts Lockerbie: was justice done? Lockerbie returns to haunt "tricky" Malta witness Pressure grows for explanation in Lockerbie witness dispute Time to look again at