Guam § 26 - Criminal Liability of Business Entities.

§ 26. Criminal Liability of Business Entities.

(a) Any business entity, including a corporation,

partnership, association, government body, municipal

corporation or any other legal entity, that aids or participates in

any crime defined in section 26.02 of this article shall be

criminally liable for the offense and shall be subject to a fine or

loss of business license, or both.

(b) If a business entity is convicted of violating any section

of this article, the court may, when appropriate, order, but is not

limited to the following:

(1) order its dissolution or reorganization;

(2) order the suspension or revocation of any license,

permit, or prior approval granted to it by local government

agencies; or

(3) order the surrender of its charter if it is organized

under Guam law or the revocation of its certificate to

conduct business on Guam if it is not organized under

Guam law.

(c) Any business, or criminally culpable employee, officer,

director, owner, co-owner or shareholder of such business,

convicted of a violation of this Chapter, or a conviction of a

human trafficking crime in another jurisdiction or country, is

ineligible for any type of Alcoholic Beverage License. Any

business composed of, or employing in any capacity, an

employee, officer, director, owner, co-owner or shareholder, who

has been convicted of a violation of this Chapter, or a conviction

of a human trafficking crime in another jurisdiction or country, is

ineligible for any type of Alcoholic Beverage License.

2015 NOTE: Pursuant to the authority of 1 GCA § 1606 to correct

manifest errors, subsection (c) has been included in this section, as it was

erroneously omitted in past publications of the GCA.