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Summary: The documents detail aspects of Sirhan Bishara’s trial for the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, including jury selection processes, legal arguments over death penalty statutes, and media coverage of courtroom proceedings. They reference procedural challenges such as juror qualifications, preemptive dismissals, and debates over California’s capital punishment requirements, including the necessity of a unanimous verdict for the death penalty. The text includes logistical details about courtroom arrangements, media access restrictions, and security measures. Mentions of psychological evaluations involving hypnosis and truth serum are noted, along with fragmented accounts of juror interactions and public reactions to the trial. Some sections reference the Ambassador Hotel as part of trial logistics and include corrupted or incomplete information from newspaper clippings and court records.  

Key People: Robert F. Kennedy (victim), Sirhan Bishara (defendant), Judge Herbert V. Walker, Grant Cooper (defense attorney), David Fitts (prosecutor), John E. Howard (district attorney), Alvina Aldy (juror), Dora Long (prospective juror), Mrs. Collins (juror), Geraldine Soler (juror), Jeanette P. Herrleer (juror).  

Key Locations: Los Angeles, California; Springfield Superior Court; Hall of Justice; Ambassador Hotel; Glendale, California (sheriff’s office); locations associated with telephone companies and public works departments in Long Beach, Inglewood, and San Francisco, California.  

Key Events: Jury selection process for Sirhan Bishara’s trial, including preemptive challenges and disputes over juror qualifications; legal debates on the application of California’s death penalty statutes; media coverage of courtroom tensions and potential trial delays; psychological evaluations involving hypnosis and truth serum; logistical arrangements for jury sequestration and compensation; fragmented reports on juror dismissals and public reactions to the trial.  

Key Organizations: Los Angeles County Superior Court; Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office; California Supreme Court (death penalty jurisprudence); FBI (implied involvement in security practices); news outlets (*The Herald-Examiner*, *Los Angeles Times*); Southern California Broadcasters (e.g., KNX, KABC).

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