Uniform, Insignia and Badge of the Superior Court Marshals

(a)The Superior Court shall provide their Marshals with standard uniforms. Subject to detailed regulations and specifications prescribed by the Courts, the uniform to be worn by Marshals shall be a standard pattern and distinctive design.

(b)Badge Design. The badge shall be a six point star shield, measuring approximately three inches in diameter, in the center of which shall be imposed in relief, a facsimile of the island of Guam and a Scale of Justice weights imposed over the Island. The badge issued to the Chief Marshal and the Supervisors shall be of a composition metal in similitude of gold, and that issued to the Deputy Marshal shall be a composition metal in similitude of silver.

(c)Service Without Wearing Uniform. The Chief Marshal may direct that certain Deputy Marshals serve without wearing uniforms when, in his judgment, law enforcement operations require such.

(d)Wearing Uniforms by Other Persons Prohibited. No person other than a Marshal shall wear, use or order to be worn or used, copy or imitate in any respect or manner, the standard uniform and badge pursuant to regulations and specification prescribed by the Courts.

(e)Penalty. Any person violating Subsection

(d)of this Section is guilty of a petty misdemeanor.