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Capital punishment was abolished in Guam in 1976. When the area was ruled by Spain, capital crimes were punished by firing squad. After the island was acquired by the United States, condemned criminals were hanged. During the World War II Japanese occupation, Kenpeitai executed insurgents and resisters by various means. After the island was acquired by the United States, 14 Japanese war criminals were hanged by the United States Navy between 1947 and 1949. The Guam Legislature abolished capital punishment following an overhaul of Guam's statutes by the Guam Law Revision Commission.