By Gina Tabonares
Variety News Staff

THE Superior Court of Guam has released Marianito Bautista from home confinement to allow the Department of Administration employee to work.
After a hearing on Tuesday, Judge Arthur Barcinas granted the motion filed by Bautista’s lawyer, Mike Phillips.
Phillips, however, said his client will remain on strict supervision from third-party custodian.
Bautista was indicted on five charges of first- and third-degree criminal sexual conduct and official misconduct in 2005. He was put under house arrest with a third-party custodian but was brought back in jail after violating his release condition.
He was earlier released on a $100,000 bail but was re-arrested by police after he was caught driving under the influence of alcohol.
According to a grand jury indictment, Bautista allegedly committed one of the acts at his office and used a government computer to view pornography.
A girl claimed that Bautista would watch pornography on the Internet before molesting her and while she was with a younger sister waiting for Bautista for a ride home.
Phillips said their motions to dismiss the indictment are still pending before the court.  There was no court date yet to hear the pending motions.