Guam Bill 171-38 (NCII / Deepfakes)

Guam Bill 171-38 — Nonconsensual Intimate Depictions Act
Guam · Bill 171-38 (COR), 38th Guam Leg.

Status
Proposed / pending
Applies to
Anyone creating, possessing, distributing, or threatening to distribute NCII or deepfake intimate imagery in Guam
Enforced by
Office of the Attorney General of Guam

Bill criminalizing creating, possessing, disclosing, or threatening to disclose nonconsensual intimate depictions — including AI-generated deepfakes. Third-degree felony baseline; escalates if the subject is a minor, for financial gain/extortion, or against 5+ victims. Public hearing October 15, 2025.

Who is protected: Guam residents (especially minors) depicted in NCII / synthetic intimate imagery

Legal detail

Bill 171-38 (COR), sponsored by Sens. William Parkinson and Shelly Calvo, criminalizes creating, possessing, disclosing, or threatening to disclose NCII including AI-generated deepfake imagery. Baseline third-degree felony; escalates to second/first-degree felony for minor subjects, financial gain or extortion, or 5+ victims. Public hearing Oct. 15, 2025.

Key facts

JurisdictionGuam
LevelState
CitationBill 171-38 (COR), 38th Guam Leg.
Private right of actionNo, agency enforcement only
PenaltiesThird-degree felony baseline; up to first-degree felony for aggravating factors
Topicsnon-consensual intimate imagery · deepfakes · children's online safety
Bill textBill No. 171-38 (COR) — Nonconsensual Intimate Depictions Act of 2025

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