4 GCA § 13106
Failure to File: Punishment
View official PDF ↗(a)Any official or candidate who fails to file a financial report required by this Chapter, or who knowingly and willfully files a false financial report under this Chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. The Election Commission shall report to the Attorney General for appropriate action the name of any official or candidate who fails to file a financial report required by this Chapter, or who in its professional judgment has knowingly filed a false report. This Section shall not be construed to permit prosecution of a person who unintentionally filed an erroneous report, which report shall be subject to correction.
(b)Any official or candidate who fails to file a felony conviction report required by this Chapter, or who knowingly and willingly files a felony conviction report that contains false or misleading information, shall be guilty of a third degree felony, punishable by a period of incarceration of not less than ninety
(90)days and not more than three
(3)years, with a maximum fine of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) for each non-disclosed felony conviction. The statute of limitations for this offense shall be five
(5)years from the end of the pertinent period of government service or candidacy.
§ The story of this section
- Enacted by P.L. 12-153 § 1 (bill & sponsor pending — earlier Legislature not yet ingested)
- Amended by P.L. 13-187 § 38 (bill & sponsor pending — earlier Legislature not yet ingested)
- Affected by P.L. 17-7 § 3 (bill & sponsor pending — earlier Legislature not yet ingested)
- Amended by P.L. 29-20 § 3 — introduced as Bill 61-29 · introduced by Jesse A. Lujan + 2 cosponsors
Reconstructed from the Guam Code Annotated. For the authoritative version, see the official PDF.