Unified Courts of Guam - Judicial Information

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Adult Drug Court	Alternative Sentencing Office Programs
Client Services and Family Counseling	Family Violence Diversion Program
Guam Law Library	Interpreter Assistance Information
Juvenile Drug Court	Jury Service
Men's Family Violence Treatment Group	Office of the Public Guardian
Small Claims Division	Sex Offender Registry Program
THRIVE - A safe haven for women	Third Party Custodian Program
Traffic Court	Drug Testing Services Program


Government of Guam Judiciary of Guam Federal Program Inventory FY2006 (Current / FY2007 (Estimated) Funding

FY2005 Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant
Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) Enhancement, $65,000. Goal: To maintain and enhance Guam’s Criminal Justice Information System to ensure authorized criminal justice users have access to complete, comprehensive, accurate, and timeliness criminal history records; to ensure that complete, accurate and timely information is entered into the central repository; and to ensure that the CJIS can accommodate the interface of the arrest information, prosecution case status, and correctional status.

FY2005 Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant
Adult Drug Court: $56,275. Goal: To continue individual and group therapy component of the adult drug court program; and to enhance the adult drug court program by implementing a recreational therapy component.

FY2005 Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant
Justice Wide Area Network, $27,000. Goal: To continue to allow Guam’s criminal justice agencies and non criminal justice agencies continued access to the Justice Web Site. The access to the Justice Web Site will be made possible through the Justice Wide area Network. Under the Justice Wide area Network, the Judiciary will lease a minimum 512K line from an internet service provider to allow Guam’s criminal justice agencies and non criminal justice agencies access to the Justice Web Site on a twenty four (24) hour basis.

FY2005 State Justice Institute Technical Assistance Grant
Reorganization of the Judiciary of Guam (Phase II), $26,250. Goal: To provide the Guam Judiciary with expert consultation and services to assist in reorganizing Guam’s third branch of Government for effective judicial governance. To develop and implement a plan that consolidates and unifies dual sets of operational policies, rules and regulations.

FY2006 Child Support Project, $102,684
Goal: For the Judicial Hearings Division to provide a speedy and efficient legal process in Title IV-D child support cases, which will assist the Judiciary of Guam Judges in adjudicating maintenance and child support matters, and in enforcing orders for support in accordance with applicable federal and territorial laws, rules and regulations. Expenditures on this grant are for salaries, fringe benefits, office supplies and space occupancy (66% reimbursable; 34% local match).