Guam · Guam Code Annotated Title 9 — Crimes & Corrections
9 GCA § 25.30: Fourth Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct
What this law says, in plain English
Criminal sexual conduct in the fourth degree involves sexual contact accomplished through force, coercion, or with a mentally impaired or underage victim. It is typically a felony, though a first-time offender with an adult victim may face misdemeanor charges instead.
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