Guam · Guam Code Annotated Title 9 — Crimes & Corrections
9 GCA § 30.200: Family Violence Registry: Central Database of Offenders Who Have Committed Offenses Involving Family Violence, to be Known and Cited as the “Family Violence Registry Act.” (a) The Office of the Attorney General, with the mandatory cooperation of law enforcement agencies, shall maintain a computerize
What this law says, in plain English
The Attorney General maintains a public database of persons convicted of family violence, domestic violence, dating violence, or stalking offenses on multiple occasions, containing personal information and conviction details for law enforcement and public access.
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