Title 8 — Criminal Procedure
36 chapters · 431 sections in this title.
8 GCA § 91.01 Exclusion of Public from Trial for Sex Offenses Involving
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Minors Under Age of Eighteen. At the trial of a complaint or indictment for criminal sexual conduct, incest, carnal abuse or other crime involving sex, where a minor under eighteen (18) years of age is the person upon, with or against whom the crime is alleged to have been commit…
8 GCA § 91.02 Exclusion of Public from Trial of Criminal Proceeding
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Involving Husband and Wife. The judge may exclude the general public from the court room during the trial of any criminal proceeding involving husband and wife.
8 GCA § 91.03 Exclusion of Public from Trial Involving Crime of Incest,
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Child Pornography or Criminal Sexual Conduct. To protect the parties involved at a trial arising from a complaint or indictment for incest, child pornography or criminal sexual conduct, the judge may exclude all spectators from the courtroom in which such trial is being held, or …
8 GCA § 91.04 Compelling Interest Must Justify Closure
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The court must determine, on a case-by-case basis, whether the Territory's legitimate concern for the victim's well-being necessitates closure of court proceedings as provided for in §§ 91.01, 91.02 and 91.03 of this Chapter. In accommodating the Territory’s interest for closure …