Development of Testing Programs

(a)The Superior Court of Guam, the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center, the Department of Corrections, and the Guam Parole Board shall cooperate to develop programs for the periodic assessment of criminal sexual conduct offenders under the jurisdiction of each agency, and programs for the periodic reassessment of appropriate treatment and rehabilitation made in the initial assessment required by § 93.30 of this Chapter, or any subsequent reassessment.

(b)The Department of Corrections shall promulgate Disciplinary Rules and Regulations for those incarcerated criminal sexual conduct offenders who fail to submit to the assessment, treatment or rehabilitation recommendations. Disciplinary Rules and Regulations shall promote fairness and consistency in the treatment of offenders and may include, but shall not be limited to, an increased level of supervision, the use of electronic monitoring, loss of work credit time granted pursuant to 9 GCA § 81.10, and referral of the offender to the court to update the sentence to reflect such loss of work credit, or other sanctions designed to prevent further harm from such offender. Any offender who does not cooperate with assessments and complete the treatment or rehabilitation program shall not be eligible for parole.

(c)The Superior Court shall immediately revoke probation or release due to failure to submit to an assessment, treatment or rehabilitation made a condition of probation, pre-sentence release or release. COL5/8/2020 CH. 93 CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT ASSESSMENT AND REHABILITATION ACT

(d)The Guam Parole Board shall immediately revoke parole due to failure to submit to an assessment, treatment or rehabilitation made a condition of parole.