Oklahoma HB1074 allows certain offenders to submit commutation applications every two years.
Oklahoma HB1074 amends commutation procedures, allowing nonviolent offenders to submit applications for commutation once every two years. The Pardon and Parole Board must notify victims or their representatives of the application and provide them with the opportunity to submit a written recommendation or protest. The Board must also notify the district attorney and the Office of the Attorney General. The bill establishes an accelerated docket for applicants whose crimes have been reclassified from felonies to misdemeanors. The Board must report to the Legislature on its activities.
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