8 GCA § 120.15
Judgment of Guilty: Special Assessment
View official PDF ↗(a)After a plea, finding or verdict of guilty, the Court shall impose against the defendant a special assessment of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for any misdemeanor and Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) for any felony offense.
(b)No person may have his sentence suspended, be placed on probation, enter a deferred plea, be released on parole, be placed in a work release or educational program at the Department of Corrections, or be permitted to operate a motor vehicle if convicted of Driving under the Influence of Drug(s) or Alcohol, until the special assessment is paid. The Court may give the offender reasonable time to make the payment.
(c)All assessments shall be paid at the Superior Court of Guam. The Superior Court shall transfer seventy-five percent (75%) of the collected funds from this Act to a GPD Special Assessments Fund.
(d)All assessment funds shall be deposited into the GPD Special Assessments Fund. The account shall require the signatures of both the Chief of Police, and the Deputy Chief of Police, or the Acting Chief or Acting Deputy, but in no case shall checks be written with less than two
(2)signatures.
(e)All Funds in the GPD Special Assessments Fund are appropriated to the Guam Police Department and shall be expended for the purchase or repair of equipment, training of GPD personnel and capital improvement projects.
(f)GPD shall submit an audit of the assessment funds at the end of each fiscal year with the Public Auditor and I Liheslaturan COL11/30/2021 CH. 120 JUDGMENT & SENTENCE Guåhan. All checks, invoices and contracts related to the assessment funds shall, at all times, be available for public inspection and photocopying. Assessment funds may not be borrowed against or used to secure any transaction.
(g)All other funds collected by the Court under this Act shall be used by the Superior Court of Guam for the purpose of the establishment of programs such as the Drug Court or Drug-related projects. After the end of three
(3)years of enactment, the Superior Court of Guam shall submit to I Liheslaturan Guåhan for reappropriation of the funds.
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- Enacted by P.L. 24-285 § 2 — introduced as Bill 699-24 · introduced by Carlotta A. Leon Guerrero + 1 cosponsor
Reconstructed from the Guam Code Annotated. For the authoritative version, see the official PDF.