</s>Suporior Court before the Honorable Jodges Robles. I would ask, 2 thunfance, that these proceedings be contoured until that date because, in conversations that I have had with the Court and with 3 the District Attorney, it is my my impression that the motion will be 5 6 the Districts Attorney, It is my Impression that the Motion will be 6 granted to kill rander these proceedings meet. 7 5 5 7 The SCTIAL EOJUIT OFFICER: 7 Befora action wason the notion for continance I wits to comply with 8 the requiratien of the requirations and destignaia a country for de- 9 9 the requisitien of this event that the respondent is finally ordered deported. 10 10 The respondent has, I believe I mentioned before, declined to nam 11 a country for depertation at the original hearing held co January 24. 12 1967. 13 13 THE SPECIAL EQUIPMENT OFFICER TO RESOUMINT: 14 Q The SITchen, you are informed that if you are finally ordered departed 15 your deportation will be directed to Jordan, the country of nationality 16 shown in the application for your immigrant visa executed by your 17 father before the American Vice Consulat at Aman, Jordan, September 22, 18 19 19 father before this Exhibit 2 in evidence. Do you understand? A Yod, elr. 20 Q Do you clata that you would be subject to persecution in Jordan if 21 Q Do do you clatia that you could be subject of reason of your race, your religion, or 22 deported to that country by reason of you're religion, oor 22 politiest cntion? 23 A I would'l know what would happen at the time. 24 Q You and you your attorney, It. Marcus, are informed that if you claim that 25 you would be subjected to persecution of reason or reason of yor race, religion, 26 or political opinion in Jordan If you are finally ordered deported A 10 711 679 <loc_198><loc_903><loc_281><loc_903><loc_281><loc_918><loc_198><loc_918>TRANSCRIPT OF HEARING 4/11/1/67 FORM 1/99 <loc_928><loc_146><loc_940><loc_76><loc_940>19-34-45)

Summary  
The documents detail immigration and legal proceedings involving Munir Bishara Salahach Sirhan (also referred to as Sharif Sirhan), focusing on deportation hearings, criminal charges, and administrative actions by U.S. immigration authorities. A 1967 deportation hearing was held before a Special Inquiry Officer at the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) regarding Sirhan’s potential persecution in Jordan if deported. The case included a continuance pending judicial proceedings related to his criminal charges, an arrest warrant issued under immigration laws, and conditions for release on recognizance. FBI fingerprint records and INS administrative actions, including notices of appeal and final deportation determinations, are referenced. Additional records include court filings from Los Angeles County Municipal Courts involving Sharif Bishara Sirhan’s probation hearings, vehicle code violations, and dismissed charges. Immigration visa applications and medical examinations for Sirhan Bishara (linked to Jordanian nationality) are also documented, alongside mentions of mental health concerns and citizenship evaluations. A 1963 Pasadena Police Department report references an individual named "SIRHAN" associated with a firearm incident at 1555 Hill Ave., Pasadena, California, though insufficient evidence was found to file felony charges. An immigration form (TS-818) completed by Sirhan Sirhan includes personal details such as residences in Jerusalem, Jordan, and Pasadena, California, along with affiliations with unspecified organizations in Jerusalem.  

Key People  
- Munir Bishara Salahach Sirhan (also referred to as Sharif Sirhan, Sirhan Bishara, Sheriff Sirhan)  
- David C. Marcus (attorney representing Sirhan)  
- Special Inquiry Officer Michael F. Loca  
- Howard C. Erickson (counsel for defendant)  
- Joseph A. Sprankle, Jr., Louis T. Fletcher, John H. Hassel (judges or court officials)  
- Patrick McCorry (D.A. representative)  
- J.D. Nichols, John F. Hopp (Deputy District Attorneys)  
- Saiddallah B.S.G. Sirhan (brother of Sirhan Sirhan)  
- Mary Yacoub Maher (mother of Sirhan Sirhan)  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles County Central Jail  
- U.S. Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service offices  
- Pasadena, California (police reports, court proceedings, residences)  
- Jerusalem, Old City, Jordan (residence history, affiliations)  
- Washington, D.C. (FBI headquarters)  

Key Events  
- Deportation hearing and continuance proceedings for Sirhan in 1967  
- Issuance of an arrest warrant under immigration laws  
- Probation hearings and sentencing for Sharif Bishara Sirhan (1964–1967)  
- Legal proceedings involving vehicle code violations and dismissed charges  
- Court review of insufficient evidence for felony charges against Sirhan Bishara  
- Immigration visa application process for Sirhan Bishara (1960–1964)  
- 1963 Pasadena Police Department report referencing a firearm incident at 1555 Hill Ave.  
- Completion of immigration form TS-818 detailing residency and affiliations  

Key Organizations  
- United States Department of Justice  
- Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office  
- Pasadena Police Department  
- California Superior Court (Department 95)  
- "C of Meerschers" (Jerusalem, 1948)  
- "Yiga" (Jerusalem, 1948)

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