Title 9 — Crimes and Corrections

(a) Each prisoner in advance of his parole hearing shall be requested to prepare a parole plan, setting forth the manner of life he intends to lead if released on parole, including such specific information as to where and with whom he will reside and what occupation or employmen…

(a) Whenever the board considers the release of a prisoner for parole, the board shall order his release, if it is of the opinion after review of the records mandated in 9 GCA § 80.78, that: (1) his release is compatible with public safety and security and will not put victims’ s…

Before making a determination regarding a prisoner’s release on parole, the board shall cause to be brought before it, and it shall be the responsibility of the Department of Corrections or administrative head of the institution in which an offender is held and the Clerk of Court…

(a) If a prisoner is released on parole, the board shall require as a condition of his parole that he refrain from engaging in criminal conduct. The board may also require, as a condition of parole, either at the time of his release on parole or at any time and from time to time …

(a) If the parole officer has probable cause to believe that a parolee has violated a condition of parole, he shall notify the board. After consideration of the records submitted, and after such further investigation as it may deem appropriate, the board may order: (1) that the p…

(a) If a parolee has been ordered held in accordance with the terms of his original commitment pursuant to § 80.82, the board shall hold a hearing within sixty days of such order to determine whether his parole should be revoked. (1) The parolee shall have reasonable and written …

(a) A parolee whose parole is revoked for violation of the conditions of parole shall be recommitted for the term provided by Subsection (c) of § 80.70 after credit thereon for the period served on parole prior to the violation. (b) A parole whose parole has been revoked may be c…

(a) The board may, by written order, relieve a prisoner on parole from making further report to his parole officer, and may, in writing, permit such prisoner to leave Guam and reside elsewhere if satisfied that such change of residence is for the best interest of society and the …

As used in this Article: (a) “Alternative Community Service” means repayment of the general public for the expenses incurred incidental to the crime. Repayment shall be by donation of time by doing public service work at entities or for persons so as to benefit the general public…

In lieu of or in addition to a fine, confinement or probation, a judge in any felony case where force or violence is not an element of the offense of which the defendant stands convicted, or in any misdemeanor, petty misdemeanor, or violation case, including juvenile cases, but e…

(a) Any sentence imposed under this Article shall contain the time necessary for the completion of the sentence and shall include the penalties of a fine or confinement that will be imposed in the event that such sentence is not completed. (b) In the event that the offender fails…

(a) Guam and its political subdivisions shall not be liable in any way for any personal injury, civil damages, worker’s compensation or unemployment compensation as a result of any injury while the person is doing alternative community service. (b) All work service sentences impo…

(a) Any credit for community service against the fine imposed shall be given at any hourly rate that equals or exceeds the minimum wage prevailing in Guam. (b) Restitution to a crime victim shall be either in monetary payment for damages and should not exceed the actual amount lo…