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The Marshal Service Division, establish under 1 CMC § 3901, serves as law enforcement officers for the Judiciary. Marshals have the same authority as police officers and are tasked with a number of public safety responsibilities including:
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Ensuring general court security to judiciary personnel, participants in court proceedings, and the general public visiting judicial facilities;
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Providing security for justices and judges on official business beyond the Judiciary grounds;
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Serving various forms of process such as bench warrants; and
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Assisting in the transportation of criminal offenders.
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Each marshal must undergo firearms training and certification to the same extent as the Department of Public Safety.

Jason Tarkong
Jesus Santos
Deputy Marshal III
Roemar Segotier
Deputy Marshal III








Maria Tudela
Deputy Marshal l
Scottie Aguon
Deputy Marshal l
Jason Camacho
Deputy Marshal l
Jonathan B. Limes
Deputy Marshal l
Ryan Justice T. Babauta
Deputy Marshal l
Bryce allen E. Maratita
Deputy Marshal l


Sherla Sablan
Rota Deputy Marshal l
Rudyna L. Walker
Tinian Deputy Marshal l