Enforcement. — Guam Code § 9104

§ 9104. Enforcement.

The provisions of this Chapter shall be enforceable by injunction

proceedings as provided in this Section. The Attorney General, at his own

instance or at the request of the Governor or any other officer, board,

commission or other agency of the Government, in the event any person

shall be violating any provision of this Chapter, or there shall be reasonable

cause to believe that such person is about to violate any provision of this

Chapter, shall institute appropriate proceedings to enjoin any acts, activities

or conduct forbidden by this Chapter. Jurisdiction to hear and dispose of all

actions under this Chapter is hereby conferred upon each Superior Court of

Guam judge and each such judge shall have power to issue such orders and

decrees by way of injunction, mandatory or otherwise, as may be

appropriate to enforce the provisions of this Chapter. All such actions shall

be brought in the name of the People of the territory of Guam by the

Attorney General and may be brought against any association or labor

organization under its common name, in which event process may be served

on any officer, trustee, agent or representative of such association or labor

organization or otherwise as provided by law and the joint or common

property of the association or labor organization shall be bound for the

satisfaction of any award of damages. In the event of a violation of, or

failure to comply with any such order of the court, compensatory or

punitive damages may be awarded to the Government or such other

proceedings may be had as the court may deem proper. This Section shall

not be construed as precluding the Attorney General from resorting to any

other remedies or proceedings which may be appropriate, the Attorney

General being hereby authorized to represent the Government in all such

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matters and to resort to any or all of the applicable remedies and pro-

ceedings, according to his best judgment.