Guam Code — 9
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- § 1. Purpose for Defining Offenses.
- § 1. Territorial Applicability.
- § 1. Classes of Crimes.
- § 1. Felonies Defined and Classified.
- § 1. Relationship of Code to Other Laws; Contempts, Penalties and Remedies.
- § 1. Prosecution for Conduct Which Constitutes More Than One Offense.
- § 1. Double Jeopardy. Same Offense.
- § 1. Double Jeopardy. Different Offense.
- § 1. is based on Model Penal Code § 1.09. It deals with those situations in which a former trial or proceeding prior
- § 1. Concurrent Jurisdiction. When a Bar to Prosecution.
- § 1. Former Prosecutions. When Not a Bar to Present Prosecution.
- § 1. [Reserved.]
- § 1. Rules of Construction.
- § 1. Headings.
- § 1. Amendments Included.
- § 1. [Reserved.]
- § 1. Tenses.
- § 1. Gender.
- § 1. Number.
- § 1. Shall and May.
- § 1. Military Authority.
- § 1. General Definitions Applicable to Entire Title.
- § 1. Peace Officer.
- § 1. Territory.
- § 4. Voluntary Act Defined.
- § 4. Liability for Omission Limited.
- § 4. Culpability.
- § 4. Culpability Defined.
- § 404. (T.D.1 1967); Cal. § 405 (1971); Mass. ch. 263, § 16; N.J. § 2C:2-2B.
- § 4. (c) has a concept of recklessness as an element of criminal liability, apart from
- § 4. Culpability Applied to Elements of Offense.
- § 4. Culpable Mental State Generally Required.
- § 4. Same: When Inapplicable.
- § 4. Causation Established and Defined.
- § 4. Guilt Established by Causing or Aiding Innocent Party in
- § 31. expressly lists children under age 14, lunatics, idiots, drunks and those compelled
- § 4. Guilt Established by Complicity.
- § 4. Criminal Facilitation Established and Punished.
- § 115.
- § 4. requires a purpose to commit an offense, the mere supplier or aider would not
- § 4. Criminal Liability for Acts of Another: Non-Availability of
- § 4. Same: Defenses Available.
- § 4. Criminal Liability of Corporations.
- § 13. Same: Impossibility No Defense.
- § 13. Solicitation: Defined.
- § 13. Same: Defenses Allowed and Disallowed.
- § 13. Conspiracy: Definition.
- § 720. (1971); Mass. ch. 263, § 48; N.J. § 2C:5-2(a)(d).
- § 13. Same: Multiple Criminal Objectives.
- § 13. Same: Scope.
- § 13. Same: Defenses Allowed and Disallowed.
- § 13. Same: Duration.
- § 13. Attempt, Solicitation, Conspiracy: Degree of Offense Stated.
- § 16. Criminal Homicide Defined.
- § 16. Aggravated Murder Defined.
- § 16. Murder Defined.
- § 16. Manslaughter Defined and Classified.
- § 16. Negligent Homicide Defined and Classified.
- § 17. Title.
- § 17. Legislative Statement and Intent.
- § 17. Definitions.
- § 17. Application.
- § 17. Murder of an Unborn Child.
- § 17. Manslaughter of an Unborn Child.
- § 17. Aggravated Assault of an Unborn Child.
- § 17. Assault of an Unborn Child.
- § 17. Knowledge Not a Defense.
- § 17. No Prohibition.
- § 22. Kidnapping; Defined & Punished.
- § 22. Felonious Restraint; Defined & Punished.
- § 22. Unlawful Restraint; Defined & Punished.
- § 22. Child Stealing; Defined & Punished.
- § 22. Custodial Interference; Defined & Punished.
- § 22. Criminal Intimidation, Defined & Punished.
- § 61.
- § 25. Definitions.
- § 25. First Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct.
- § 25. Second Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct.
- § 25. Third Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct.
- § 25. Fourth Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct.
- § 25. Assault with Intent to Commit Criminal Sexual Conduct.
- § 25. Victim’s Testimony Need Not be Corroborated.
- § 25. Resistance Not Required.
- § 25. Interfering with the Reporting of Criminal Sexual Conduct.
- § 26. Definitions.
- § 26. Criminal Provisions.
- § 26. Victim Immunity from Prosecution.
- § 26. Non-Defenses to Trafficking In Persons.
- § 26. Criminal Liability of Business Entities.
- § 26. Restitution.
- § 26. Asset Forfeiture.
- § 26. Statute of Limitations.
- § 26. Sentencing Enhancements.
- § 26. Task Force for Prevention of Trafficking.
- § 26. Date Collection and Dissemination.
- § 26. Training.
- § 26. Public Awareness.
- § 26. Role of Non-Governmental Organizations.
- § 26. Access to the Territorial Crime Victim’s Compensation
- § 26. Victim’s Rights.
- § 26. Civil Action.
- § 26. Applicability of Labor Standards.
- § 26. Protection of Victims.
- § 26. Access to the Territorial Crime Victim’s
- § 26. Protection of the Privacy of Victims.
- § 26. Information for Victims.
- § 26. Opportunity for Presentation of Victim’s Views and
- § 26. Support for Victims.
- § 26. Appropriate Implementation for Child Victims.
- § 26. Human Trafficking Victin-Caseworker Privelege.
- § 26. Protection of Trafficking and Domestic Violence
- § 28. Loitering for the Purpose of Soliciting to Engage in
- § 28. Promoting Prostitution; Punishment ; Defense.
- § 28. Abetting Prostitution; Punishment.
- § 1804. (T.D.2 1968); Cal. § 954 (1971); Mass. ch. 272, § 4(a), (f)(3); N.J.
- § 28. Compelling Prostitution; Punishment.
- § 28. Evidence of Place and Persons Admissible.
- § 28. Disposition of Obscene Material.
- § 28. Invasion of Privacy or Criminal Voyeurism and Video
- § 28. Certain Obscene Telephone Communications
- § 28. Obscene, Anonymous, Harassing and Threatening
- § 28. Illegal Use of a Computer or Telecommunications
- § 28. Illegal Use of a Computer or Telecommunications
- § 28. Unlawful Distribution of Images; Exceptions;
- § 28. Definitions.
- § 28. Obscenity: Standards.
- § 28. Same: Distribution.
- § 28. Same: Participation in.
- § 28. (h); renumbered as § 28.50(g) by P.L. 14-137, eff. 07/25/78; R/R
- § 28. Same: Employment of Minor.
- § 28. Use of One's Child in Obscene Acts.
- § 28. Defenses.
- § 28. Disposition of Obscene Material.
- § 28. Indecent Exposure; Defined & Punished.
- § 28. Invasion of Privacy or Criminal Voyeurism and
- § 250. ; Cal. §§ 1450-1464 (1971); Mass. ch. 272, §§ 13 and 14; N.J. §
- § 28. Obscene Telephone Service Prohibited; Penalty.
- § 28. Certain Obscene Telephone Communications
- § 28. Photography of Minors' Sexual Acts: Punished.
- § 28. Obscene, Anonymous, Harassing and Threatening
- § 28. Illegal Use of a Computer or Telecommunications
- § 28. Illegal Use of a Computer or Telecommunications
- § 28. Unlawful Distribution of Images; Exceptions;
- § 30. Powers and Duties of Peace Officers to Arrest for Crimes Involving Family Violence;
- § 30. Family Violence Registry: Central Database of Offenders Who Have Committed Offenses
- § 30. Definitions.
- § 30. Family Violence.
- § 30. Conditions of Release.
- § 30. Powers and Duties of Peace Officers to Arrest for Crimes Involving Family Violence;
- § 30. Mandatory Confinement.
- § 30. Duties of Peace Officers to Victim of Family Violence; Required Notice to Victim.
- § 30. Limitations of Liability.
- § 30. Violation of a Court Order.
- § 30. Authority of Peace Officer to Seize Weapons.
- § 30. Disclosure of Family Violence Shelter.
- § 30. Spousal Privileges Inapplicable in Criminal Proceedings Involving Family Violence.
- § 30. Deferred Guilty Plea for Family Violence.
- § 30. 1. Deferred Plea Eligibility.
- § 30. 2. Deferred Guilty Plea Hearing.
- § 30. 3. Enforcement of a Deferred Plea Proceedings; Dismissal.
- § 30. 1 of this Chapter is performing unsatisfactorily in the assigned program, or that the defendant is not
- § 30. 4. Use of Arrest Record Following Successful Completion of Deferred Plea Agreement.
- § 30. 5. Counseling and Education Programs.
- § 30. Establishment and Requirement of the Domestic Abuse Response Team (DART).
- § 30. Maintenance of Systematic Records.
- § 30. Family Violence Registry: Central Database of Offenders Who Have Committed Offenses
- § 30. Interfering with the Reporting of Family Violence.
- § 30. Release of Victims from Shared Wireless Plans.
- § 31. Incest: Defined & Punished.
- § 31. Abortion.
- § 31. Abortion: Defined. Abortion means the purposeful
- § 31. Providing or Administering Drug or Employing
- § 31. Soliciting and Taking Drug or Submitting to an
- § 31. Soliciting to Submit to Operation, Etc., to Cause an
- § 31. Illegal Abortions Punished.
- § 31. Refusal to Participate in Abortion.
- § 31. Child Abuse; Defined & Punished.
- § 31. Reporting of Suspected Child Abuse to Department of
- § 31. Registry of Cases of Suspected Child Abuse Reported
- § 31. Abuse of An Incompetent; Defined & Punished.
- § 31. Failure to Provide; Defined & Punished.
- § 31. Surety for Support.
- § 31. Fine Imposed May be Used for Support.
- § 31. Criminal Spouse Abuse: Penalty.
- § 31. In an apparent typographical error, Section 3 of P.L. 22-160,
- § 31. Curfew Hours for Minors.
- § 31. Leaving Children Unattended or Unsupervised in
- § 32. Financial Exploitation of an Elderly Person or
- § 32. Financial Exploitation of an Elderly Person or
- § 32. Evidentiary Hearing Required for Custody of
- § 32. General Definitions.
- § 32. Financial Exploitation of an Elderly Person or
- § 32. Permissive Presumption of Exploitation.
- § 32. Financial Exploitation of an Elderly Person or
- § 32. Evidentiary Hearing Required for Custody of
- § 34. Aggravated Arson; Defined and Punished.
- § 34. Arson; Defined and Punished.
- § 34. Negligent Burning; Defined and Punished.
- § 34. Criminal Mischief; Defined.
- § 34. Criminal Mischief; Punished.
- § 34. Graffiti Prohibited.
- § 34. Use of Fines Collected.
- § 34. Destruction of Property; Penalty.
- § 37. Burglary: Defined, Punishment Classified.
- § 1. of this Code does not appear to prohibit such multiple conviction where
- § 37. Criminal Trespass: Defined, Punished, Defenses.
- § 37. The Breaking of Window Glass to Gain Access to Vehicles.
- § 37. (d) of this Chapter, in the process of committing, or attempting to
- § 37. (d) of this Chapter, in the process of committing, or attempting to
- § 37. Home Invasion.
- § 37. Knowledge of Occupancy is Not a Defense.
- § 37. Home Invasion Punished.
- § 37. Carjacking.
- § 37. Armed Carjacking.
- § 37. In the Course of Committing Carjacking or Armed
- § 37. Carjacking Punished.
- § 37. Armed Carjacking Punished.
- § 40. Second Degree Robbery; Defined & Punished.
- § 40. Third Degree Robbery; Defined & Punished.
- § 40. Definition of an Act.
- § 40. No Defense of AClaim of Right@.
- § 2900. (T.D.3 1969); Cal. § 1000 (1971); Mass. ch. 266, § 1; N.J. 2C:20-
- § 43. Theft a Single Offense.
- § 43. Theft; Defined & Punishment Classified.
- § 43. Definition of Unauthorized Electrical Connections or
- § 43. Defenses; Conditions Upon Same.
- § 43. Theft of Property; Defined.
- § 43. Crime Against the Community; Defined and
- § 43. Theft by Deception; Defined.
- § 43. Theft by Threatening; Defined; Defense.
- § 43. Theft of Property Lost, Mislaid or Delivered by
- § 43. Theft by Receiving Stolen Property; Defined.
- § 2906. (T.D.3 1969); Cal. § 1002(f) (1971); Mass. ch. 266, § 21; N.J. §
- § 43. (a) contains a special affirmative defense that the defendant
- § 43. Theft of Utilities.
- § 43. Theft of Services; Defined.
- § 43. Unauthorized Reception of Cable Service.
- § 43. Theft of Property Held in Trust; Defined.
- § 43. Unauthorized Use of Vehicle: Defined; Punished;
- § 43. (a) as was the youth who actually drove the vehicle. People in the
- § 43. Reimbursement to Owner of Stolen Livestock or
- § 43. Theft of Dog or Cat, When a Felony of the Second
- § 43. Premises of a Retail Mercantile Establishment
- § 43. Unlawful Use of Theft Detection Shielding or
- § 43. General Definitions.
- § 43. Conceal Defined.
- § 43. Full Retail Value Defined.
- § 43. Merchandise Defined.
- § 43. Merchant Defined.
- § 43. Minor Defined.
- § 43. Person Defined.
- § 43. Peace Officer Defined.
- § 43. Premises of a Retail Mercantile Establishment
- § 43. Shopping Cart Defined.
- § 43. Under-Ring Defined.
- § 43. Retail Theft; Defined.
- § 43. Presumptions.
- § 43. Detention.
- § 43. Affirmative Defense.
- § 43. 1. Severability.
- § 43. Unlawful Use of Theft Detection Shielding or
- § 43. Purpose.
- § 43. Short Title.
- § 43. Definitions.
- § 43. Penalties.
- § 46. Criminal Simulation; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Tampering with Recordable Documents; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Tampering with Records to Deceive or Conceal; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Issuance of Dishonored Checks.
- § 46. Fraudulent Use of Credit Cards; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Deceptive Business Practices; Defined and Punished.
- § 2C. :21-7.
- § 46. Bribery for Violation of Duty; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Rigging of Public Exhibitions; Defined; Failure to Report; Soliciting Punishment.
- § 46. Defrauding Creditors; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Fraud in Insolvency; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Receiving Deposits in Failing Bank; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Misapplication of Entrusted Funds; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Procuring Execution of Financially Significant Instruments by Fraud; Defined and
- § 46. Impersonation; Identity Theft; Defined and Punished.
- § 46. Tampering with Vehicle Identification Number or Other Vehicle Identifiers.
- § 46. Definitions.
- § 46. Prohibition on Use of Telephone Records.
- § 46. Penalties:
- § 46. Additional Penalties.
- § 46. Exceptions.
- § 46. Mortgage Fraud.
- § 46. Title.
- § 46. Definitions.
- § 46. Mortgage Fraud.
- § 46. Classification of Offense.
- § 46. of this Chapter is guilty of a:
- § 46. Mortgage Fraud Prosecutor and Investigators.
- § 46. Legislative Findings and Intent.
- § 46. Definitions.
- § 46. Phishing and Pharming.
- § 46. Immunity for Disabling Phishing and Pharming Sites.
- § 46. Violations.
- § 46. Applicability.
- § 46. Severability.