Summary:  
The text contains fragmented legal records related to a deportation case involving Munir Bishana Salamish Shirh, a minor from Los Angeles County, California. The documents reference court proceedings, motions to vacate decisions by the Special Inquiry Officer, and immigration hearings. Key elements include probation terms requiring incarceration in the county jail, juvenile court involvement, and legal challenges to deportation orders. The case involves multiple court filings, including minute orders, affidavits, and appeals related to the respondent's status as a ward of the Juvenile Court. Legal arguments focus on jurisdictional issues, procedural errors, and the validity of prior convictions under California law.  

The text also includes illegible or fragmented entries referencing legal procedures, court cases, and administrative records spanning dates from 1867 to 1969. These entries mention jurisdictions such as "Los Angeles," judicial processes like "superior Court" and "juvenile court," and disputes over jurisdictional authority and procedural errors in legal proceedings. Redacted or unclear references to individuals (e.g., "Mintr Bishara Selach Stilian") and potential social security numbers (e.g., "10 711 579") are present, though the latter is noted as possibly representing an SSN without inclusion of the actual number.  

Key People:  
- Munir Bishana Salamish Shirh (respondent)  
- David C. Marcus (attorney for the respondent)  
- Michael S. Leone (Special Inquiry Officer)  
- Virginia D. K. R. H. Feal (attorney for federal administration)  
- Mintr Bishara Selach Stilian (possibly a party in legal proceedings)  
- Individuals referenced in fragmented legal contexts (names partially obscured)  

Key Locations:  
- Los Angeles County, California  
- Superior Court of Los Angeles County  
- Juvenile Court of Los Angeles County  
- Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) offices in Los Angeles  
- Jurisdictions involving "superior Court" and "juvenile court"  

Key Events:  
- Motion to vacate the Special Inquiry Officer's deportation decision  
- Legal proceedings involving probation terms and juvenile court certification  
- Court filings including minute orders, affidavits, and appeals related to the respondent’s status  
- Immigration hearings and challenges to deportation based on prior legal convictions  
- Legal disputes over jurisdiction and procedural errors in court cases  
- Requests for oral arguments in immigration appeals  
- References to judicial proceedings from 1867 to 1969  

Key Organizations:  
- United States Department of Justice  
- Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)  
- Superior Court of Los Angeles County  
- Juvenile Court of Los Angeles County  
- Boards of Immigration Appeals  
- Regional Constituent offices (e.g., Southwest Region)

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fbi_experience_rfk-2017_0108-box_001_folder_027-part_3_of_5.pdf

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