Summary  
The document contains fragmented legal records involving two separate cases related to Munir Sirhan Bishara and Munir Siriran, both linked to juvenile court proceedings and immigration matters in California. The first case (Case No. 32494) involves a 1957 juvenile court matter with hearings rescheduled multiple times through 1967, including a motion to vacate a "maturity" finding and transfer the case to juvenile court. Legal references include California Penal Code sections (e.g., 737, 795), Welfare and Institutions Code provisions (e.g., Section 604), and jurisdictional disputes over criminal cases involving minors. The second case involves Munir Siriran, a non-quota visa holder convicted of marijuana possession in 1966 under California Health and Safety Code. Legal motions sought to transfer his adult criminal case to juvenile court, citing the Immigration and Nationality Act’s inapplicability to minors adjudicated as juveniles. Documents reference immigration hearings, probation terms, and judicial reviews of jurisdictional authority over minors in immigration cases. Both sets of records include procedural notes on court orders, appeals, and administrative actions, though much content is incomplete or incoherent.  

Key People  
- Munir Sirhan Bishara: Involved in a juvenile court case with hearings rescheduled through 1967; subject of legal motions regarding jurisdictional transfer.  
- Munir Siriran: Convicted of marijuana possession in 1966; sought transfer to juvenile court for immigration proceedings.  
- Michael J. Leone (Special Inquiry Officer), E.J. Hayden (Public Defender), L.E. Younger (District Attorney), David M. Marcus (attorney for respondent): Legal figures associated with the first case.  
- David C. Marcus: Attorney representing Siriran in legal proceedings.  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles County, California: Central location for juvenile court and criminal proceedings.  
- Superior Court of California for Los Angeles County: Jurisdictional authority for both cases.  
- Juvenile Court (Los Angeles County): Involved in jurisdictional disputes over minors.  
- New York, Jordan: Mentioned as points of entry or origin for Siriran’s family.  

Key Events  
- 1957 case (Case No. 32494) involving probation, juvenile court certification, and legal challenges to jurisdiction.  
- Rescheduling of hearings to May 25, 1967, and subsequent continuances in the first case.  
- Motion to vacate a "maturity" finding and transfer the case to juvenile court.  
- 1966 conviction for unlawful possession of marijuana under California Health and Safety Code.  
- Immigration hearing under Section 242 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, referencing Siriran’s non-quota visa status.  
- Judicial review of probation terms and jurisdictional authority over minors in immigration cases.  

Key Organizations  
- Superior Court of California for Los Angeles County: Handled criminal and juvenile proceedings.  
- Juvenile Court (Los Angeles County): Involved in jurisdictional disputes over minors.  
- District Attorney’s Office (Los Angeles County): Prosecutorial involvement in the first case.  
- Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS): Involved in deportation considerations for Siriran.  
- Judicial Council of California: Referenced in legal interpretations of juvenile court authority.  
- Welfare and Institutions Code of California: Governing juvenile court adjudications.  
- California Penal Code: Addressed jurisdictional disputes over criminal cases involving minors.  
- Immigration and Nationality Act (INA): Cited in immigration proceedings for Siriran.

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