Conviction of crime-Continued sec. 241(a)(4), 1952 Act; within meaning of- imposition of sentence suspended (once con- imposition of sentence suspended (twice con- placing case on file, Mass.; as; 5-392 plea of guilty, imposition of sentence sus- plea of guilty, subsequently placed on proba- revocation of sentence and dismissal of com- sentence by juvenile court after plea of guilty Crewman; see Seaman Crime (see also Conviction of crime; Crime, admission of commission; Crimes involving attempt to commit: intent always included in attempt: 2-733, 735 crime involves moral turpitude; 1-190, 194 fornication, distinguished from open lewd- juvenile delinquency; see Juvenile delinquency pardon; see Pardon perjury, factors necessary to constitute; 3-823 political offense, 1917 Act, sec. 3, 2d proviso; 4-108 political-religious basis for conviction; 1-47 after conviction on plea of guilty; 3-569 Crime, admission of commission: adequacy, rules; 1-33, 101, 121, 225, 346, 355, 422, 450, 553, 581, 669; 2-175, 285, 486; 3-10, adequacy, when on same set of facts alien had attorney for alien, when made by; 6-9 bigamy: Connecticut, New York; 3-632 Mexico; 1-525; 3-10, 136 Texas; 1-229 Crime, admission of commission-Continued essential elements, acts constituting, sec. 212 admission of all elements, necessity; 7-40 exclusion proceedings, absence of foreign record; common law; Federal offense; 3-126 passport application, not specified in statute reentry permit necessity for reading sec. constitutes admission; 1-96, 572; 2-705 prior to entry, but convicted after entry; to lesser offense; Florida; 2-477 independent admission following court disposal nolo contendere, plea of, effect; 5-198, 759 perjury (see also Crimes involving moral turpi- distinguished from violation sec. 36(c), Alien no admission of being sworn; 7-40 oath not required by law, when; 1-422 prior hearing which was technically invalid, smuggling attempt, 19 U.S.C. 1593; 1-553 theft, in Canada, permanency of taking; 2-22, time of, to be effective under 1952 Act; 5-676 New York: Penal Law, sec. 480; 2-553 abortion: New York; 2-525 accessory after the fact, manslaughter (Mass.); accessory before the fact, uttering (Mass.); 6-783 Massachusetts; 3-168 245-235-67-61 Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued armed robbery: Massachusetts; 4-512 assault: aggravated; discussion; 2-747 California, with deadly weapon, Penal Code, secs. 240, 245; 2-733 Canada, indecent; carnal knowledge; 3-562; Connecticut, aggravated; 1-446; 3-193 dangerous weapon, with; 1-521; 2-734; Florida, with intent to commit manslaughter; Germany; of a policeman; 4-301 Germany; with weapon (knife); 4-26 intent to murder, to rob, to inflict bodily intent to procure miscarriage, with; 2-528 Massachusetts; police officer, on; 5-538 Minnesota; second-degree; 1-52; 3-193 New York; second-degree; 1-54; 2-525; 5-383 New York; third degree; 1-505 New York; with intent to commit abortion; Oregon; with dangerous weapon; 2-204 Rhode Island; with intent to murder; 3-808 Utah; with a deadly weapon; 1-209 Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued attempted escape from reformatory, Mass.; attempted fraud, Germany; 1-47 bawdyhouse, keeping, Canada; 2-703; 3-231 Canada; 2-335 common law; 2-328 Mexico; 1-525; 3-10, 136 New York; 3-569 North Carolina; 2-336 Texas; 1-229 blackmail, Ohio; 5-630 breaking and entering: Canada; 2-686, 887 Massachusetts, with intent to commit lar- ceny; 6-666 bribery (18 U.S.C. 202); 6-358 bribery, attempted (Germany); 4-100 brothel, willful party to use of premises as; buggery, Canada; 2—317 "bunco"; 6-444 burglar's tools, possession, N.Y.; 2-723 California, second degree; 2-213; 3-397; common law; 2-722 New York, third degree; 1-540; 2-721; 5—642 carnal abuse of female child, under 16, with con- sent, Mass.; 5-392 carnal knowledge and abuse of minor female; carnal knowledge of female child: Maryland; 2-612 carrying concealed and deadly weapon, with check, drawing, with insufficient funds; Kansas; check, without credit; drawing; Ohio; 4-297 check, worthless; issuing or passing; Wisc.; concealment of distilled spirits (26 U.S.C. 404); conspiracy, general; 9-688 ravish, with intent to; 2-630 attempt to defeat lawful functions of U.S. agency attempt to evade tax, Canada; 5-649 attempt to smuggle merchandise (19 U.S.C. attempt to wreck a train; 4-649 attempted acts of gross indecency, Canada; 2-316 conspiracy to commit offense against U.S. conspiracy to commit unlawful act (establish conspiracy to defraud, Canada; 3-56 conspiracy to defraud the U.S. (18 U.S.C. 88); Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued conspiracy to interfere with lawful functions conspiracy to violate Internal Revenue Laws; conspiracy to violate Tariff Act; 1-571 contempt of court, gross (Canada); 6-400 California; 2-213, 220; 3-290; 4-607 Canada; 2-795; 5-239 Illinois; 2-610 Michigan; 1-662 Oregon; 5-65 Washington; 2—117 counterfeit coins; making, passing or possession counterfeit Fed. Reserve Notes, uttering (18 counterfeit obligations, uttering (18 U.S.C. credit card, illegal use of; Michigan; 11-839 demanding property, with menaces, Canada; deposit of metal "slug" in coin box, New York; desertion from U.S. Armed Forces; 4-682 disorderly house; 2-367, 703; 3-231 distilled spirits without stamp affixed thereto, conscientious objector; 5-425 false statements to Selective Service Board; driving automobile without owner's consent: Canada; 2-686, 886 embezzlement, aggravated; Italy; 10-593 entering building unlawfully, N.Y.; 1-403; extortion; 5-375 extortion, with menaces, Canada; 3-361 failure to prevent commission of crime, Mexico; failure to provide for minor child, Calif.; 1–137 false claim to citizenship, Nat. Act of 1940; false money, putting into circulation, Germany; false pretenses, obtaining goods under; Conn., false pretenses, obtaining money under, Canada; Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued false statement (18 U.S.C. 1001) as to employ- false statement or writing, making or use of false statements in alien registration application; false statements in application for extension of false statements in passport application (18 false statements, unemployment insurance claim: Arizona; 6-488 California; 5-705 Canada; 10-76 false swearing in naturalization proceeding; false writings in matter involving U.S. (18 falsification of commercial document in the falsifying tax return with intent to evade pay- forgery: common law; 3-126 declaration of intention; 3-126 Mexico, State of Guanajuato; 3-350 "fraud" per se not a crime; 1-118 gasoline ration coupons, illegal transfer; 5-582 grand theft, Calif.; 2-214 gross indecency, Canada; 2-316; 7-359 gross indecency, Michigan; 5-576, 578; 8-409 homicide; Peru; 9-496 homicide by reckless conduct; Wisconsin; 10-28 housebreaking and larceny, England and North- illegal entry into Canada, Canadian offense; impeding lawful functions of U.S. agency; impersonating a Federal officer; 1-509; 3-270 incest: Arizona; 3-544 common law; 2-618 Indiana; 3-544 Massachusetts; 3-544 Mexico; 1-525 Ohio; 3-544 Washington; 2-617 indecent assault: Canada; 2-317; 3-1, 562; 5-686 indecent exposure, discussion; 2-117, 533, 610 Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued indecent exposure, Wisconsin; 11-268 "joy riding" in Canada; 2-686, 887 larceny (see also Theft under this mainline title): Cuba, attempted theft; 4-717 England; 3-641 Florida; 11-864 Italy; 5-129 Massachusetts; 2-530 Michigan; 4-252 Northern Ireland; 3-772 lascivious carriage, Conn.; 7-616 "lesiones" (assault and battery), Mexico; 2-54 lewd, wanton, lascivious person, Mass.; 3-168 Crimes involving moral turpitude—Continued Harrison Anti-Narcotic Law of Dec. 17, 1914; Narcotics Drug Import and Export Act; Washington State, Cr. Code, ch. 249 (8.S. National Prohibition Act violation; 1-62 obtaining goods under false pretenses; Conn.; obtaining money under false pretenses: Canada; 2-836 Ohio: 5-728 obtaining property by false pretenses, Canada; obtaining passport, Rumanian, by fraud; 1-73 passing bad checks, France; 3-278 passing counterfeit coins (18 U.S.C. 277, 283); passing counterfeit Fed. Reserve Notes, 18 perjury (see also Perjury): before I. & N. officer by alien under 18 years Canada; 1-324 materiality; 1-70, 121; 2-206 Michigan; 1-669 18 U.S.C. 231; 1-581; 2-206 1917 Act, sec. 3; 2-285, 819 1917 Act, sec. 16; 2-206 1924 Act, sec. 10(a); 1-613, 666 petty larceny: 1-541 petty theft, California; 2-345; 3-571 political offense (Jewish person, Germany), political offense within meaning of 1917 Act, distinguished from bigamy; 6-9 Mass. Gen. Laws, ch. 272, sec. 15; 1-314 Massachusetts; 5-538 New Jersey; 1-235; 2-871 New York; 1-236 prostitution: California, pandering; 3-396 Florida (Tampa), city code; offering to secure another for purpose of; 11-340 Florida (Tampa), city code; renting rooms for purpose of; 11-340 Mann Act (18 U.S.C. 2421); 6-444 Massachusetts, keeping house of ill fame; New Jersey, keeping place of; 3-790 New York, compulsory prostitution; manag- Washington (Seattle), city ordinance; 4-401 Crimes involving moral turpitude-Continued rape: attempted; 2-630 Canada; carnal knowledge; 3—562 generally; 5-538 Illinois; 2-612 Nebraska; 2-17 North Dakota; 3-480 receiving stolen goods; 2-237; 3-575; 6-772; receiving stolen goods ("ricettazione"), Italy; retaining stolen property, Canada; 2-235 robbery: California; 2-733 Canada; 2-716 selling oleomargarine not properly labeled, un- sexual intercourse with female child (under 16); smuggling with intent to defraud U.S. (18 USC sodomy, and solicitation for; 3-575 stealing; see Larceny; Theft under this mainline "suspicious person"; 6-444 swindling (Italy); 9-132 tax evasion: U.S., 26 USC 145(b); 5-759 U.S., unlawful carrying on of retail liquor England; 5-87 Germany; 4-176 theft: California, petty; 3-571 Canada, of automobile; 2-864 Canada, generally; 2-22 Canada, from the person; 2-517, 686 Canada, permanent taking as factor; 2-686 Canada, sec. 355(1), Cr. Code; 3-726 Canada, sec. 386, Cr. Code; 2-517 Canada, servant, as a; 3-723 Cuba, attempted theft; 4-717 Florida; 11-864 France; 5-552 Italy; 1-33; 5-129 mail, stealing from (18 USC 317); 3-270 mail, taking letter from (18 USC 1708); 7-386 transporting stolen automobile in interstate commerce; 8-60 United States passport, improper use, intent to Dealer in narcotics, defined; 2--472 Declaration of intention; native of Puerto Rico, de Coll case (37 Op. Atty. Gen. 90(1933)); theory of Defraud, Canadian customs duties, conspiracy; Defraud, the United States, alcohol tax; 1-395 Delivery bond: breach; failure to surrender, expulsion proceed- breach; failure to surrender, expulsion proceed- breach; failure to surrender, expulsion proceed- Departing to evade military service; see Exclusion Departure, prevention of; sec. 215, 1952 Act; see Deportation (see also Deportation grounds): Administrative Procedure Act: Act of Sept. 27, 1950, granting exemption from, hearing de novo, right to, under Sung decision; hearing in conformity with sec. 242(b), 1952 Act, meets standards of procedural due proceedings begun before Sept. 11, 1946; 4-123 |