Guam Code — 8
Browse 216 sections in division 8 of the Guam code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 1. Traffic Court Rules to be Adopted by Judicial Council; De Novo Appeal Allowed to Superior
- § 1. Short Title.
- § 1. Severability Clause.
- § 1. General Applicability; Court Rules.
- § 1. Traffic Court Rules to be Adopted by Judicial Council; De Novo Appeal allowed to Superior
- § 1. Rights of Defendant Enumerated.
- § 1. is not intended to be exclusive, see, e.g., Code Civ. Proc. § 680.1(b) (right to jury trial), and is, of course, subject to
- § 686. (1) referred to an “oral” trial. There was no California counterpart, and certainly the provision did not prevent use of
- § 1. Presence of Defendant: When Mandatory, Permissive.
- § 1. Indictments; When Required.
- § 1. Preliminary Examination: When Required, Waived.
- § 1. Conviction Only by Verdict, Finding or Plea.
- § 1. Granting of Immunity: Procedure.
- § 1. of Title 8 (this Section) permits the prosecuting attorney to seek immunity “in any investigation or proceeding for any
- § 1. Photographs, Broadcasting in Courtroom Permitted.
- § 1. Computation of Time.
- § 1. Motions to be in Writing; Exceptions.
- § 1. Motions: Service, Time, Filing With Court.
- § 1. Court Always Open.
- § 5. Peace Officers to Yield to Guam Police Department.
- § 5. Prosecuting Attorney Defined.
- § 5. Territory Defined.
- § 10. No Limitation on Sex Crimes Committed Against Victims
- § 10. No Limitation on Crimes of First or Second Degree Criminal
- § 10. Statute of Limitation of Felonies.
- § 10. Definition of Age of Consent.
- § 800. except, of course, it now includes all felonies other than murder. See also §§
- § 10. All Other Non-Felonies - Limitation.
- § 10. Exception for Public Officers.
- § 10. When Time Stops Running Temporarily.
- § 10. When Offense Is Committed.
- § 10. Prosecution Commenced; When.
- § 11. Same: Defined. As used in this Act, expungement means the
- § 20. Online Warrant Repository/Registry: Information that
- § 20. Redaction of Information on the Online Warrant
- § 20. Online Warrant Repository/Registry.
- § 20. Online Warrant Repository/Registry: Information
- § 20. Redaction of Information on the Online Warrant
- § 20. Standards.
- § 20. Limitations of the Online Warrant Repository.
- § 20. Mistakes and Limited Liability.
- § 20. Severability.
- § 40. Bail Conditions; Defined, When to be Used.
- § 5. (b) (ii). Although not specifically so stated, Subsection (a) permits
- § 40. Solvency of Sureties to be Assured; Procedure.
- § 40. Procedure Where Surety Loses Worth.
- § 40. How Surety May be Exonerated; Deposit Sum With
- § 40. Procedure for Handling Cash Bail.
- § 40. Bail Bondsman May Arrest Person.
- § 40. Bail Redetermination Hearing; When; Procedure.
- § 40. Statement to Arrestee Upon Release With Condi-
- § 40. Additional Restrictions May be Applied; Application
- § 40. Retaking of Defendant Upon Violation of
- § 40. Warrant Upon Failure to Appear.
- § 40. Actions Allowed Upon Violation of Conditions or
- § 1310. Under Subsection (a), the court is granted rather broad authority
- § 40. Appeal of Conditions Allowed.
- § 40. Release After Conviction Pending Appeal; Condi-
- § 40. Penalty for Willful Failure to Appear: Felony if
- § 1305. and Cal. Pen. Code §§ 1305, 1319.4, 1319.6. Although
- § 40. Procedure Upon Forfeiture of Bail.
- § 45. Duty to Delivery Arrestee to Judge, or to Peace Officer.
- § 45. Complaint to be Filed; When.
- § 45. First Appearance; Statement by Court; Public Defender Allowed.
- § 45. Procedure When Public Defender Cannot Serve.
- § 45. Waiver of Indictment; of Preliminary Examination.
- § 45. Preliminary Examination: Date; Purpose; None Required When Indictment Precedes.
- § 45. Preliminary Examination: Procedure.
- § 45. Preliminary Examination to be Recorded; Accessibility.
- § 45. Procedure Where Probable Cause Shown; Not Shown.
- § 60. When, How Arraignment Conducted.
- § 60. Identity of Defendant.
- § 60. Time to Answer Allowed Defendant.
- § 60. Pleas Which May be Entered.
- § 60. Advice to Defendant Upon Plea of Guilty or “Nolo.”
- § 60. Voluntariness to be Determined.
- § 60. Factual Basis of Plea Required.
- § 60. Degree of Offense to be Determined Upon Plea.
- § 60. Plea Bargaining Regulated.
- § 60. Verbatim Record Required.
- § 65. “Omnibus Hearing” or General Hearings Allowed.
- § 65. When Discovery May be Requested.
- § 65. Joinder of Offenses Encouraged.
- § 65. When Severance Allowed.
- § 65. When Motions are to be Determined; By Whom.
- § 65. Failure to Raise Defenses or Objections; Consequences.
- § 65. Verbatim Record Required for All Motions.
- § 65. Defective Indictment or Information: Defendant May be Held
- § 70. Matters Defense Must Disclose to Prosecutor, Upon
- § 70. Contents of Court Order.
- § 70. In Camera Matters.
- § 70. Continuing Duty to Disclose.
- § 70. Failure to Comply; Remedies.
- § 70. Depositions Allowed Generally; In Special Cir-
- § 70. Procedure; Filing; Information to be Given to
- § 70. Depositions Allowed Generally; In Special Circum-
- § 70. Presence of Defendant.
- § 70. Costs of Deposition Borne By Government; When.
- § 70. Procedure; Filing Information to be Given to
- § 70. Use of Deposition.
- § 70. Unavailability Defined.
- § 70. Objections.
- § 80. @Nolle Prosequi@ Abolished.
- § 80. When Prosecutor, Defendant, Court May Dismiss.
- § 7. of the Criminal and Correctional Code.
- § 80. See generally 8A Moore, Federal Practice &&48.01-48.05 (1974); B. Witkin,
- § 80. Upon Dismissal Defendant to be Released to Bail Exonerated.
- § 80. “Nolle Prosequi” Abolished.
- § 80. Misdemeanors May be Compromised; Procedure.
- § 91. Exclusion of Public from Trial for Sex Offenses Involving
- § 91. Exclusion of Public from Trial of Criminal Proceeding
- § 91. Exclusion of Public from Trial Involving Crime of Incest,
- § 91. Exclusion of Public from Trial for Sex Offenses Involving
- § 91. Exclusion of Public from Trial of Criminal Proceeding
- § 91. Exclusion of Public from Trial Involving Crime of Incest,
- § 91. Compelling Interest Must Justify Closure.
- § 120. Conviction: Form: Procedure on Acquittal.
- § 120. Judgment of Criminal Forfeiture: Attorney General
- § 120. Counsel and Defendant Permitted to Speak Before
- § 120. Advice of Right to Appeal: When Court Must Give.
- § 120. Copy of Judgment to be Given Officer Executing
- § 120. Confinement: Delivery to Director of Correction.
- § 120. Motion to Withdraw Plea: When Permitted.
- § 120. Correcting or Lowering Sentence: Times.
- § 120. Clerical Errors; May be Corrected Any Time.
- § 120. Medical Examinations of Those Convicted of
- § 120. Mandated Central Criminal Records Repository for
- § 120. Title.
- § 120. DNA Testing Requirements.
- § 120. Mandated Central Criminal Records Repository for
- § 120. Reporting to CODIS.
- § 120. Operations and Budget.
- § 130. Appeals Allowed by Government.
- § 130. Appeal by Government: No Stay of Judgment
- § 130. Stay of Sentence When Defendant Appeals.
- § 130. Appeal: How Taken: Form.
- § 130. Notice of Appeal: Times for Filing and Service.
- § 130. Record on Appeal: Contents.
- § 130. De Minimis Rule: Plain Error Rule.
- § 130. Exceptions Unnecessary: Objections Required;
- § 130. Actions Permitted of Appellate Court.
- § 130. Defendant: When to be Discharged Upon Reversal.
- § 130. Affirmance: Original Judgment Enforced.
- § 130. Judgment on Appeal: How Entered and Remitted.
- § 130. Appellate Court Jurisdiction Ceases Upon
- § 160. Legislative Intent.
- § 160. Definitions.
- § 160. Eligibility of Victims.
- § 160. Victim’s Right to Receive Notices.
- § 160. Basic Bill of Rights for Victims.
- § 160. Responsibility for Rights and Services.
- § 160. Intergovernmental Cooperation.
- § 160. Chapter to Benefit Victim not Offenders.
- § 160. Conversion of Community Service to Fines.
- § 160. Address and Phone Number of Crime Victim not to be in
- § 160. Right of Victim to Address or Submit Statement to Parole
- § 160. Discharge or Discipline of Victim by Employer or Employer’s
- § 160. Local Witness and Victim Protection Program Guidelines.
- § 160. Plea Agreement Provisions for Victims.
- § 160. Notice to Victims of Crimes; Explanation of Appeal Process;
- § 160. Request for Notice by Victim; Exemption of Victim’s Address
- § 160. Notice of Escape.
- § 160. Notice to Victim by Juvenile Agency; Escape by Juvenile.
- § 160. Right of Victim to Address or Submit Statement to Parole
- § 160. Notice of Final Disposition of Case.
- § 160. Cause of Action Not Created.
- § 160. Failure to Provide Right, Privilege, or Notice to Victim.
- § 160. Effective Date of Chapter; Applicability.
- § 160. Severability.
- § 161. Creation of the Criminal Injuries Compensation
- § 161. Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund; When
- § 161. Sale of Recollections, Thoughts, and Feelings of
- § 161. Definitions.
- § 161. Creation of the Criminal Injuries Compensation
- § 161. Tenure and Compensation of Members.
- § 161. Powers and Procedures of Commission.
- § 161. Hearings and Evidence.
- § 161. Medical Examination.
- § 161. Attorney Fees.
- § 161. Reconsideration by Commission; Judicial Review.
- § 161. Eligibility for Compensation.
- § 161. Violent Crimes.
- § 161. Award of Compensation.
- § 161. Recovery from Offender.
- § 161. Fines Imposed on Offenders.
- § 161. Eligibility for Compensation.
- § 161. Award of Compensation.
- § 161. Terms of Order.
- § 161. Limitations Upon Award of Compensation.
- § 161. Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund; When
- § 161. Recovery from Collateral Source.
- § 161. Sale of Recollections, Thoughts, and Feelings of
- § 161. Legal Advisor.
- § 161. Exemption from Execution.
- § 161. Survival and Abatement.
- § 161. Rule-making Powers.
- § 161. Commission Staff.
- § 161. Annual Report.
- § 162. Short Title.
- § 162. Definitions.
- § 162. Perpetrator Assumes Risks of Loss, Injury or Death.
- § 162. Guilty Verdict or Plea Constitutes Proof of Assumption of
- § 162. Perpetrator to Pay Reasonable Expenses of the Victim.
- § 162. Stay of Relief During Criminal Action Against Plaintiff.
- § 162. Severability.
- § 163. Short Title.
- § 163. Legislative Findings and Intent.
- § 163. Definition of Sexual Assault.
- § 163. Bill of Rights.
- § 163. Notice of Rights.
- § 163. Severability.
- § 164. Definitions.
- § 164. Summoning Witness in this State to Testify in Another State.
- § 164. Witness from Another State Summoned to Testify in this State.
- § 164. Exemption from Arrest and Service of Process.
- § 164. Uniformity of Interpretation.