Exempt When. — Guam Code § 22107

§ 22107. Exempt When.

A person may claim exemption from service as a juror if he or she is:

(a) a member in the active service of the armed forces of the

United States;

(b) an elected official, or a judge, of the United States or the

Territory of Guam;

(c) an actively engaged member of the clergy;

(d) an actively practicing attorney, physician, dentist, or registered

nurse;

(e) a member of the Fire or Police Department, or an employee of

a government contractor engaged in providing internal security or fire

protection for such contractors;

(f) a person who has served as a juror, either in the Superior Court

or the United States District Court of Guam, within two (2) years

preceding the time of filling out the juror qualification form;

(g) over sixty-five years old; or

(h) any woman who is breastfeeding, but only if the child receives

nourishment exclusively from breastfeeding and the woman is able to

present a medical attestation from a physician, a Certified Lactation

Counselor (CLC), or an International Board Certified Lactation

Consultant (IBCLC) to such fact.