Guam Office of the Attorney General

March 2026 CR&R Report, 84 Violations

The Guam Office of the Attorney General released its March 2026 Catch, Release & Re-offend (CR&R) Report documenting 84 alleged violations filed against defendants on release or probation. The report breaks down violations by assigned judge and tracks new criminal charges filed against supervised individuals. Violations decreased from 141 in February to 84 in March, and new criminal charges decreased from 32 to 11 cases.

Price Gouging Prohibited During Tropical Storm Sinlaku Emergency

Guam Attorney General Douglas Moylan issued a consumer protection advisory on April 10, 2026, reminding merchants, landlords, and fuel providers that price gouging is prohibited under 5 GCA § 32201(c)(21) as Tropical Storm Sinlaku approaches the island. Once Condition of Readiness (COR) 1, 2, or 3 is declared, wholesale and retail prices freeze at pre-emergency levels until 72 hours after Guam returns to COR 4. Violators face penalties of three times gross profits for overcharged goods and five times overcharges for services or rentals, plus court injunctions.