Guam · Guam Code Annotated Title 9 — Crimes & Corrections
9 GCA § 230.1: COMMENT: The crime of bigamy is reduced by this Section from a felony to a misdemeanor, thus increasing the likelihood of prosecution as Attorneys General on Guam have felt that felony charges were too severe under the facts usually presented
Misdemeanor
What this law says, in plain English
Bigamy is classified as a misdemeanor. A spouse who knowingly contracts or reports a marriage while their partner is already married also commits bigamy.
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