Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued common law; Vol. III, p. 126 declaration of intention; Vol. III, p. 126 280 passport application; Vol. III, p. 76 reentry permit; Vol. III, p. 126 fornication; Vol. VI, p. 444 "fraud” per se not a crime; Vol I, p. 118 gasoline ration coupons, illegal transfer; Vol. V, grand larceny, New York; Vol. III, p. 632 gross indecency, Canada; Vol. II, p. 316; Vol. gross indecency, Michigan; Vol. V, pp. 576, 578; highway robbery; Vol. III, p. 544 housebreaking and larceny, England and North- illegal entry into Canada, Canadian offense; impersonating a Federal officer; Vol. I, p. 509; incest: Arizona; Vol. III, p. 544 common law; Vol. II, p. 618 Indiana; Vol. III, p. 544 Massachusetts; Vol. III, p. 544 Mexico; Vol. I, p. 525 Ohio; Vol. III, p. 544 Washingon; Vol. II, p. 617 indecent assault: Canada; Vol. II, p. 317; Vol. III, pp. 1, 562 indecent exposure, discussion; Vol. II, pp. 117, indecent exposure, Michigan; Vol. II, p. 633; injuring war material in war time; Vol. II, p. 629 "joy riding" in Canada; Vol. II, pp. 686, 887 larceny (see also Theft under this mainline title): Australia; Vol. IV, p. 548 Cuba, attempted theft; Vol. IV, p. 717 England; Vol. III, p. 641 Italy; Vol. V, p. 129 Massachusetts; Vol. II, p. 530 Michigan; Vol. IV, p. 252 Northern Ireland; Vol. III, p. 772 lascivious carriage, Conn.; Vol. VII, p. 616 "lesiones" (assault and battery), Mexico; Vol. II, p. 54 lewd, vagrancy, California: Vol. V, p. 18 lewd, wanton, lascivious person, Mass.; Vol. III, Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued Massachusetts; Vol. II, p. 635 Massachusetts; Vol. I, p. 530 liquor dealer, doing business as, without pay- liquor, unlawful sale to Indian, 25 U.S.C. 241; mail, sending threatening letters with intent to mailing obscene letter; Vol. I, p. 190 malicious destruction of property, Penna.; Vol. malicious injury to property, Oregon; Vol. III, England; Vol. V, p. 463 Florida; Vol. II, p. 480 Minnesota; Vol. I, p. 519 New Jersey; Vol. III, p. 51; Vol. IV, p. 493 New York; Vol. II, pp. 141, 479, 743 Ohio; Vol. II, pp. 560, 570; Vol. III, p. 53 Poland; premeditated; Vol. IV, p. 108 Texas, voluntary; Vol. II, p. 568 molds of U.S. coins, making or possession of; Vol. murder, Ohio, second-degree; Vol. II, p. 560 Canada; Vol. II, p. 604 fraudulent prescription; Vol. V, p. 52 Harrison Anti-Narcotic Law of Dec. 17, 1914; Narcotics Drug Import and Export Act; Vol. Washington State, Cr. Code, ch. 249 (8. S. National Prohibition Act violation; Vol. I, p. 62 Canada; Vol. II, p. 836 Ohio; Vol. V, p. 728 obtaining property by false pretenses, Canada; obtaining passport, Rumanian, by fraud; Vol. I, pandering, California; Vol. III, p. 396 passing bad checks, France; Vol. III, p. 278 passing counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes, 18 U.S.C. 472; Vol. VI, p. 795 perjury (see also Perjury): before I. & N. officer by allen under 18 years of age; Vol. IV, p. 726 Canada; Vol. I, p. 324 materiality; Vol. I, pp. 70, 121; Vol. II, p. 206 18 U.S.C. 231; Vol. I, p. 581; Vol. II, p. 206 Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued perjury-continued 1917 Act, sec. 16; Vol. II, p. 206 1924 Act, sec. 10(a); Vol. I, pp. 613, 666 petty larceny; Vol. I, p. 541 petty theft, California; Vol. II, p. 345; Vol. III, political offense (Jewish person, Germany), at- political offense within meaning of 1917 Act, distinguished from bigamy; Vol. VI, p. 9 Mass. Gen. Laws, ch. 272, sec. 15; Vol. I, p. 314 possession of stolen property, Germany; Vol. II, prison break: Massachusetts; Vol. V, p. 538 New Jersey; Vol. I, p. 235; Vol. II, p. 871 prostitution: California, pandering; Vol. III, p. 396 New Jersey, keeping place of; Vol. III, p. 790 Washington (Seattle), city ordinance; Vol. IV, publishing counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes (18 publishing defamatory letter; Vol. I, p. 191 attempted; Vol. II, p. 630 Canada; carnal knowledge; Vol. III, p. 562 generally; Vol. V, p. 538 Illinois; Vol. II, p. 612 Nebraska, Vol. II, p. 17 receiving stolen goods; Vol. II, p. 237; Vol. III, retaining stolen property, Canada; Vol. II, p. 235 robbery: California; Vol. II, p. 733 selling oleomargarine not properly labeled, un- setting up unregistered rectifying plant for pro- sexual intercourse with feeble minded woman, sodomy, and solicitation for; Vol. III, p. 575 Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued U.S., 26 U.S.C. 145(b); Vol. V, p. 759 U.S., unlawful carrying on of retail liquor busi- Germany; Vol. IV, p. 176 theft: California, petty; Vol. II, p. 345 Canada, of automobile; Vol. II, p. 864 Canada, form the person; Vol. II, pp. 517, 686 Canada, sec. 347, Cr. Code; Vol. II, p. 795 Italy; Vol. I, p. 33; Vol. V, p. 129 ་ mail, stealing from (18 U.S.C. 317); Vol. III, mail, taking from authorized depository (18 mail, taking letter from (18 U.S.C. 1708); Texas, by bailee; Vol. IV, p. 446 United States passport, improper use, intent "unlawful compulsion," Germany, Cr. Code, unnatural and lascivious act, Mass. Gen. Laws, usury; Vol. VI, p. 98 uttering counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes (18 vagrancy, Canada; Vol. II, p. 703 vagrancy, lewd, California; Vol. V, p. 18 vessel, tampering with power of, 18 U.S.C. Czechoslovakia (Sudetenland), dissolution of D Dealer in narcotics, defined; Vol. II, p. 473 de Coll case (37 Op. Atty Gen. 90 (1933)); theory Defector status; see Subversive: membership in Defraud, Canadian customs duties, conspiracy; Defraud, the United States, alcohol tax; Vol. Defrauding the United States, meaning; Vol. Delinquency (see Crimes involving moral turpi- Delivery bond: breach; failure to surrender, expulsion pro- breach; failure to surrender, expulsion proceedings, untimely surrender and invalidity of deportation order as defenses; Vol. III, p. 862 Denaturalization; see Citizenship-loss: revocation of naturalization Departing to evade military service; see Exclusion grounds; see also Citizenship-loss: evading service in armed forces, departing U.S. or remaining out Deportation (see also Deportation grounds): adjournment of hearing to consider adjustment of status; Vol. V, p. 622 Administrative Procedure Act: Act of Sept. 27, 1950, granting exemption hearing in conformity with sec. 242(b), 1952 proceedings begun before Sept. 11, 1946; Vol. IV, p. 123 sec. 242(b), 1952 Act, exclusive procedure; Vol. V, pp. 261, 630 special inquiry officer, sec. 5, A.P.A., inap. plicable; Vol. V, p. 589 administrative relief, duty of hearing officer to advise alien; Vol. V, p. 630 appeals, administrative; see Appeal applicant for admission to U.S., deportation hearing not proper for determining admissibility; Vol. V, p. 312 burden of proof; see Burden of proof Canadian Indian, on grounds other than those arising after entry; Vol. III, p. 300 citizenship revoked, retroactive effect; Vol. V, p. 405 citizenship revoked; warrant of arrest issued before alien's naturalization; Vol. IV, p. 327 commitment as defective delinquent; effect under sec. 241(a), 1952 Act; Vol. V, p. 538 court dismissed sec. 503, 1940 Act, suit without entry of final order; effect in subsequent deportation proceedings; Vol. VIII, p. 244 executed order; collateral attack on; Vol. VIII, pp. 276, 611 deferment of action to permit completion of probation and application for extinction of sentence; Vol. VII, p. 242 -deported alien; effect of reinterpretation of law, permission to reapply; Vol. III, pp. 83, 605, 818 effect of Sung decision on hearings held after enactment of Acts of Sept. 23, 1950, and Sept. 27, 1950; Vol. IV, p. 433 -entry; use of any, as basis for charge; Vol. VI, p. 684 evidence of deportability: necessity of introduction at hearing; Vol. I, p. 411 entry before May 1, 1934; Vol. VI, p. 398 entry before May 1, 1934, but reentered as returning resident after July 4, 1946; Vol. V, p. 668 entry before May 1, 1934, and thereafter sen. tenced more than once to imprisonment; Vol. III, p. 396 entry before May 1, 1934; when date of entry not necessary element; Vol. III, pp. 155, 184, 396; Vol. IV, p. 569 entry from Hawaii subsequent May 1, 1934; Vol. VII, p. 201 entry occurred on May 1, 1934; Vol. VII, p. 242 grounds; see Deportation grounds hearing (see also Fair hearing) held after Sept. 23, 1950, at election of alien; bound by new regulations; Vol. IV, p. 556 hearing in absentia; Vol. VII, p. 529 hearing, refusal of naturalized citizen to appear for; "reasonable cause", sec. 242(b); Vol. VII, p. 529 hearing officer: recommendation of court against; see Recommendation against deportation reentry after deportation, unlawful; sec. 242(1), 1952 Act; Vol. VI, p. 461 reopening of hearing: authority, discretionary nature of; Vol. III, p. 490; Vol. V, p. 472 authority, discretionary relief under sec. 244(a) (5), 1952 Act, Communist Party member; Vol. V, p. 141 authority of special inquiry officer to reconsider his order denying voluntary departure; Vol. V, p. 557 Deportation-Continued reopening of hearing-continued authority, solely to permit belated appeal; Vol. V, p. 520 finality of hearing officer's denial when no exceptions taken to deportation order; Vol. IV, p. 733 proof of U.S. birth; Vol. VI, p. 415 repeal of statutory ground for; Vol. V, p. 463 retroactive statutory provisions, validity; Vol. V, pp. 261, 392; Vol. VI, p. 540 savings clauses of 1952 Act; see Savings clauses (sec. 405, 1952 Act) + seamen, of; procedure, 1917 Act; Vol. I, pp. 290, 689; Vol. II, p. 404 seamen, of; procedure, 1952 Act; Vol. V, p. 127 termination of proceedings to permit filing peti. tion for naturalization; Vol. VI, p. 713 warrant of deportation, period of validity; Vol. IV, p. 338 Deportation grounds (for deportation ground based upon a cause existing at time of entry, see also Exclusion grounds): commercialized vice after entry; Vol. VI, pp. 98, 540 convicted after entry of conspiracy which began before entry; Vol. II, pp. 46, 95 convicted of crime before 1917; Vol. V, p. 370 convicted of crime (sec. 241 (a) (4), 1952 Act): applicability of "petty offense" exemption; Vol. VIII, p. 658 commuted sentence, effect; Vol. VI, p. 562 conviction need not be in U.S.; Vol. VII, p. 356 conviction not within 5-year period; Vol. VI, p. 684 conviction of an offense under sec. 722(8), N.Y. Penal Law, as; Vol. VII, p. 520 coram nobis action vacating conviction record, effect; Vol. VIII, p. 611 entry; use of any, as basis for charge; Vol. VI, p. 684 new order imposing sentence 4 years after suspension of imposition of sentence with probation; Vol. VIII, p. 504 sentence revoked and complaint dismissed, effect; Vol. VII, p. 171 suspended sentence, effect; Vol. VI, p. 346 suspension of imposition of sentence; Vol. VII, p. 577 convicted of "petty offense": prior to entry and before Sept. 3, 1954; Vol. VI, pp. 331, 435 subsequent to entry; Vol. VII, p. 147; Vol. VIII, p. 658 convicted of two crimes: final conviction, sec. 241(a)(4); Vol. VII, p. 539 length of sentence or confinement as factor (sec. 241(a)(4)); Vol. VIII, p. 424 number of charges in warrant; Vol. II, p. 629 one crime a "petty offense"; Vol. VI, p. 614 single scheme of criminal misconduct, 1952 Act; Vol. V, pp. 470, 728; Vol. VI, pp. 167, .382; Vol. VII, p. 144; Vol. VIII, pp. 170, 236, 447 Deportation grounds-Continued convicted of two crimes-continued subsequent to prior entry; Vol. V, pp. 370, 728 crime; see also Conviction of crime; and Crime displaced person; misrepresentation to gain admission to U.S., Act of June 25, 1948; Vol. IV, pp. 663, 748 entry at other than designated port; Vol. I, p. 617; Vol. II, p. 214 entry by false and misleading statements: false claim of birth in U.S.; Vol. VI, p. 275 false claim of U.S. citizenship; Vol. I, p. 385; Vol. V, pp. 220, 642 impersonation of U.S. citizen; continuity of ground following departure and reentry; Vol. VIII, p. 128 entry without inspection: by falsely claiming citizenship; applicability of sec. 7, 1957 Act; Vol. VIII, p. 143 distinguished from entry at other than designated port; Vol. I, p. 617 entry as naturalized citizen but naturalization failure to volunteer information; Vol. I, p. 345 seaman, applicability to; Vol. I, p. 403 sec. 405(a), 1952 Act, effect upon prior nonde- within city limits where port of entry is located; Vol. I, p. 617; Vol. II, p. 214 failure to furnish notification of address: continuity of ground following departure and and reentry; Vol. VII, p. 536; Vol. VIII, p. 128 general; Vol. V, pp. 216, 692 Foreign Agents Registration Act, conviction for violating; Vol. III, p. 310; Vol. IV, p. 269 fraudulent marriage ("Gigolo" Act of May 14, 1937): annulment, California; Vol. III, p. 73; Vol. VI, p. 153 annulment, New York; Vol. III, pp. 25, 102 failure to fulfill marital agreement; applicability of sec. 7, Act of Sept. 11, 1957; Vol. VII, p. 715 fraudulent marriage (1952 Act): burden of proof; Vol. VII, pp. 417, 460, 601 failure to fulfill marital agreement, respondent not at fault; Vol. VII, p. 601 head tax, failure to pay; Vol. II, p. 250 insanity, excludable at entry because of prior attack; see Exclusion grounds multiple charges (not nonquota immigrant and visa procured by fraud); Vol. IV, p. 684 narcotic drug addict: addict distinguished from mere user; Vol. III. p. 620 conviction under sec. 11721, Calif. Health & Safety Code; Vol. VI, p. 374 evidence of addiction, sufficiency; sec. 241(a) (11); Vol. VIII, p. 108 с Deportation grounds-Continued narcotics, offenses relating to (see also Exclusion grounds: narcotics, offenses relating to): charge of conviction for illicit traffic not repugnant to charge of conviction of violating narcotics tax law; Vol. V, p. 261 conspiracy to violate narcotics law; Vol. VI, p. 557 convicted in 1925, one count under sec. 2(c) of Narcotic Drugs Import and Export Act; sentenced to imprisonment for 15 months generally on three counts; Vol. III, p. 460 convicted in 1928 for violation of Narcotic Drugs Import and Export Act; sentenced to imprisonment for 15 mos.; reentered U.S. thereafter; Vol. II, p. 406 convicted in 1935 for violation of Narcotic Drugs Import and Export Act; sentence suspended; Vol. III, p. 387 convicted in 1938 for violation of Act of Aug. 2, convicted in Dec. 1940 of being transferee of conviction before or after entry, sec. 241(a)(11), conviction, finality of; Vol. VII, pp. 580, 670; Vol. VIII, pp. 269, 429 conviction in 1917; inadmissibility waived sec. 212(c); deportability thereafter sec. 241 (a) (11); Vol. VII, p. 274 expungement of conviction record by State, effect; Vol. VIII, p. 429 facts outside record of conviction; Vol. V, p. 479 planting and cultivating, Health & Safety Code of California, sec. 11530; Vol. V, p. 309 possession, attempted, with intent to sell; Vol. VI, p. 353 possession, unlawful; 1952 Act; Vol. V, pp. 461, 479; Vol. VII, p. 571; Vol. VIII, p. 397 possession, unlawful (N.Y.); nature of un. specified drug ascertained from police affidavit & laboratory report; Vol. VIII, p. 670 recommendation against deportation; Recommendation against deportation: narcotics offense see reentry after conviction, effect; Vol. III, p. 460 sale of substance in lieu of narcotic after agreeing to sell narcotic, Health & Safety Code of Calif., sec. 11502; Vol. VII, p. 100 sec. 241(a)(11), 1942 Act, as amended by Act of July 18, 1956; retroactive application; Vol. VII, p. 571 transfer, unlawful; Vol. V, p. 461 transferee of marihuana; Vol. I, p. 571; Vol. V, p. 476. use, unlawful (addiction to); Calif. Health & Safety Code, sec. 11721; Vol. VII, p. 533 Deportation grounds-Continued prostitution: assisting a prostitute: also receiving, sharing or deriving benefit from earnings, and found managing house; Vol. II, p. 659 distinguished from pandering charge; Vol. III, p. 290 Filipino, former national of U.S., who last entered as national; Vol. III, p. 155 husband of prostitutê not sharing her earnings; Vol. I, p. 408 benefiting from prostitute's earnings; mother accepting money from her prostitute daughter; Vol. I, p. 29 commercial element as factor; Vol. I, p. 506 engaged in, after entry; Vol. VI, p. 743 management of house, connected with; Vol. managing house, found; Vol. II, pp. 659, 767; Vol. III, p. 20 managing house, found; conviction of keeping disorderly house as evidence; Vol. I, p. 217 managing house, found; house of assignation distinguished; city ordinances, Tampa, Fla.; Vol. III, p. 199 pardon for offense; effect, where evidence procuring male persons for purpose of; sec. sharing prostitute's earnings; Vol. II, pp. 659, 767 timely service of warrent of arrest; Vol. II, pp. 324, 659, 767; Vol. III, p. 20 psychopathic personality, afflicted with, at entry: homosexual; Vol. VII, p. 258; Vol. VIII, p. 409 temporary illness due to wartime experiences; Vol. VIII, p. 646 public charge, became, within five years after entry: demand for payment, necessity for; Vol. II, pp. 538, 694 demand for payment not made within five Illinois State Hospital; Vol. II, p. 78; Vol. insane person, penal institution; Vol. IV, p. psychosis, development, not conclusive; Vol. V, p. 682 "war bride", P. L. 271, Dec. 28, 1945, mentally defective; Vol, V, p. 209 |