Guam · Guam Code Annotated Title 9 — Crimes & Corrections
9 GCA § 7.73: Specific Defenses Defined and Allowed; Ignorance or Mistake; Intoxication; Duress, Compulsion; Consent; De Minimus Infractions; Entrapment; and Renunciation
What this law says, in plain English
This statute defines affirmative defenses to criminal charges—such as voluntary renunciation of criminal intent, prevention of facilitated crimes, and conspiracy abandonment—and specifies when renunciation does not qualify as voluntary and complete.
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