Guam Administrative Code

§5106. Application Procedure. (a) Step One - Submission. (1) To qualify for a grant, a grant application must be filled out and submitted to the Department, along with the following information: (A) A non-profit organization requesting funds must provide a copy of its articles of…

§5107. Disbursement of Funds. (a) The Director is the Certifying Officer of the Fund. The three steps outlined in Section VI must be completed by all grant applicants prior to the departure date of the team. CH. 5 - SPORTS FUND FOR OFF-ISLAND TRAVEL RULES & REGS. - 1997 - P. 4 (1…

§5108. Annual Report. The Director shall make an annual report to the Governor and the Legislature on June 30th of each year, which shall include the following information: (a) The number of applicants. (b) The number and amount of grants awarded. (c) Other dates concerning manag…

§5109. Misuse of Funds. (a) Any person who willfully misuses a grant received under these regulations shall be guilty of a petty misdemeanor and subject to a fine not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). (b) In the event there is a misuse of funds, in the opinion of the Comm…

§5110. Limitations of Grants. (a) Only one grant from the Fund can be awarded per team. For example, a team going to participate in both softball and baseball can only receive one grant. No grant is to exceed 50% of the total airfare due for players, one manager and one coach, an…

§6101. Purpose . The purpose of the Rules and Regulations is to provide (1) general administrative guidelines; (2) internal fiscal control; (3) audit review authority to safeguard the assets against loss from unauthorized use of disposition; and (4) authority over the Recreation …

§6102. Terms and Definitions . (a) Commission - Parks and Recreation Commission. (b) Director - Director, Department of Parks and Recreation. (c) Deputy Director - Deputy Director, Department of Parks and Recreation. (d) Administrator - Administrator, Recreation Division. (e) Ass…

§6103. Administration and Organization. (a) The commission, as delegated in Executive Order 76-30, authorizes that authority over the RF shall rest with the Director or his authorized alternate. The Director or his authorized alternate reserves authority remanded herein as expres…

§6104. Revenue Generating Activities . (a) The respective Section Supervisors shall determine the types of revenue generating activities and applicable fees for such activities under the jurisdiction of their respective section, subject to the review and approval of the Administr…

§6105. Disbursements. (a) All disbursement transactions on the RF shall be as stipulated herein: (1) The Disbursement Voucher must be completed by the Section Supervisor detailing the proposed expenditures under the jurisdiction of that supervisor's respective portion of the RF. …

§6106. Records Management. (a) Section Supervisors shall maintain the following records relative to their respective programs: (1) Listing of all revenue collected on a calendar year basis and distribution of such revenue into the various activities or events scheduled for the ye…

§6107. Property Management . (a) The Administrator shall be the Equipment Management Officer of all property acquired by the RF and shall direct the maintenance of records pertaining thereto. The Administrator shall maintain a master list of all properties together with the seria…

§6108. Conformity with Authorities. (a) The Director shall take all action to ensure that the RF is operating in conformity with all existing statutes, rules and regulations, codes, executive orders and any other authority which is applicable to the operations of the RF. (b) The …

§10101. Inmate‘s Responsibility for Personal Hygiene. Inmates shall keep themselves clean and practice those health habits essential to the maintenance of physical and mental well-being.

§10102. Purchasing and Issuing Supplies. At regularly scheduled times, inmates are allowed to acquire authorized toiletries and grooming articles conducive to good personal hygiene. Such toiletries and grooming articles shall not be shared with others. Reasonable time shall be al…

§10103. Showers. Inmates shall shower daily in accordance with unit schedules.

§10104. Hair Care. (a) Male inmates may have their hair cut as often as is practicable or necessary, and/or where directed by the Director. Hair shall be worn in a neat manner, and be clean, and well groomed. If facial appearance is substantially changed, new pictures shall be re…

§10105. Grooming Routines. Inmates shall normally be permitted to shave daily.

§10106. Housing Area. (a) All areas of inmate housing shall be ventilated by windows, ducts or mechanical means to provide proper circulation of air and to eliminate objectionable odors and condensation without inducing drafts. All spaces shall be lighted to provide a degree of i…

§10107. Care of Quarters. (a) Inmates shall keep their cells and surroundings neat and sanitary as prescribed, and free of any obstructions that would hinder security operations. (b) Inmates shall not alter the quarters or equipment without specific written authorization from the…

§1101. General Provisions

§1102. Prior Rules and Regulations. All prior rules and regulations promulgated under the authority stated hereinbefore for the operations of the Department of Corrections are hereby amended. Insofar as the provisions of previous executive orders are in conflict with this Order, …

§1103. Purpose. Inmates shall have all those rights and responsibilities as set forth in these Rules and Regulations, not otherwise inconsistent with statutory or case law. This Executive Order is adopted for the purpose of regulating the internal management of Guam's Correctiona…

§11101. Work Details. Inmates may be assigned to work on sanitation details in addition to maintaining their own immediate living and work areas.

§11102. Inspections. The Unit Manager shall ensure that all housing areas are kept in a sanitary and clean condition. The Prison Security Administrator shall conduct periodic inspections of all areas. 24 GAR - Penology & Corrections Ch. 1 - Department of Corrections Art. 12 - Att…

§1201. Civil Rights Acts. The Civil Rights Act of 1871 (42 U.S.C. Section 1983) prohibits a person, acting under color of law (e.g., a Corrections Officer), from depriving any other person (such as an inmate) of rights under the United States Constitution or federal laws. As long…

§1202. Personal Damages. The Civil Rights Act permits the recovery of personal damages against one who violates the inmate's civil rights under the color of law. However, staff personnel are protected by a qualified immunity which prevents the imposition of damages unless the inm…

§12101. Authorized Items of Clothing. Inmates shall be provided or permitted to have adequate clothing to meet their needs during their period of incarceration. They shall possess only those items of clothing issued to them and specifically authorized. The Department shall provid…

§12102. Marking Clothing. All inmate clothing issued by the Department shall be marked with the inmate's name.

§12103. Neatness of Clothing. All inmates shall be properly clothed at all times in accordance with departmental regulations, and shall keep their clothing as neat and clean as conditions permit. All clothing shall be laundered on a regular basis.

§12104. Alteration of Clothing. Inmates shall not alter issued clothing without authorization. If their regular issue does not meet their needs, the Director may authorize special issue. §1§05. Jewelry, Medallions, Ornaments and Watches. (a) The wearing of jewelry, medallions and…

§12105 Jewelry, Medallions, Ornaments and Watches

§12106. Inmate Personal Property Items. (a) Inmates shall be allowed to have specified personal items. The Department shall issue a policy listing authorized items and only those items shall be permitted. Inmates shall be required, upon request, to account for any personal proper…

§1301. General Provisions. It is the policy of the Department of Corrections to have in place in each of its facilities a system of inmate discipline that serves to protect the public, inmates, and staff members, and maintains order in the facility, through the impartial applicat…

§1302. Inmate Rights and Responsibilities. It is the policy of the Department of Corrections to establish rules and regulations that would create a balance between the inmate's expression of his rights and the preservation of Institutional order. This section shall generally desc…

§1303. Purpose. (a) The purpose of the Inmate Rules and Discipline is to ensure that a plan of inmate discipline is established within the Department. The objectives are: (1) To define and give notice of unacceptable behavior; (2) To specify the possible sanctions that may be imp…

§1304. Categories of Prohibited Acts and Schedule of Sanctions. There are four (4) categories of prohibited acts: Greatest, High, Moderate and Low. Specific sanctions are authorized for each category. Imposition of a sanction requires that the inmate is first found to have commit…

§1305. Prohibited Acts: Greatest Misconduct Category Code Prohibited Acts. [Contact the Department of Corrections for the Codes, Prohibited Acts and Sanctions Table]

§1306. Prohibited Acts: High Misconduct Category. [Contact the Department of Corrections for the Codes, Prohibited Acts and Sanctions Table]

§1307. Prohibited Acts: Moderate Misconduct Category

§1308. Prohibited Acts: Low Misconduct Category. [Contact the Department of Corrections for the Codes, Prohibited Acts and Sanctions Table] 24 GAR - Penology & Corrections Ch. 1 - Department of Corrections Art. 3 - Inmate Rules and Discipline - 1997 - p. 10

§1309. Prohibited Acts: Outside Assignments or Programs. The following prohibited acts apply to inmates assigned to Work Release, Education Release (WREC), Extension of Limits of Confinement (ELOC), Prisoner Public Works Program (PPWP), or any assignment/work detail occurring awa…

§1310. Aiding, Attempting or Conspiring in the Commission of an Offense. In all categories of severity, aiding another person to commit any offense, attempting to commit any offense, and making plans to commit any offense, shall be considered the same as a commission of the offen…

§13101. General Provisions. The Department of Corrections shall provide reasonable medical, surgical, psychiatric, dental and psychological treatment for inmates and shall maintain adequate facilities and staff for those services, or provide referrals for such services. Every per…

§13102. Medical Responsibilities. Aside from qualified medical practitioners, only departmental employees who are members of the medical staff or Forensic Unit, including consultants, may diagnose inmate illnesses or prescribe medical treatment. First-aid may be given by qualifie…

§13103. Daily Sick Call and Observation of Segregated Inmates. (a) Sick call is conducted as scheduled by the Department. However, inmates may see medical or psychological personnel, when necessary, at any time. (b) It is the Department's goal that inmates in segregation or const…

§13104. Use of Private and Community Medical Facilities. Medical services of special type which are not available during a physician's visit or which cannot economically or properly be provided by the Department of Corrections shall be acquired through referrals.