Guam § 8105 - Marshal of the Court; Appointment; Salary.
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§ 8105. Marshal of the Court; Appointment; Salary.
The Judicial Council shall appoint a Marshal of the Court who shall be subject to removal in
accordance with the Personnel Rules and Regulations of the Judicial Branch as promulgated by the Judicial
Council. The Marshal of the Court shall receive a salary to be fixed by a general Personnel Rules on
compensation. The Judicial Council may assign other duties as necessary to the Chief Probation Officer.
The Marshal of the Court may assign deputies and assistants in such number as may be approved by the
budget. The appointment, removal and salaries of such deputies and assistants shall be governed by the
applicable Personnel Rules and Regulations governing employment practices within the Judicial Branch as
promulgated by the Judicial Council.
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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