Oklahoma HB1591 adds specific crimes to the list of offenses requiring 85% prison sentence completion before parole eligibility.
Oklahoma HB1591 amends the state's criminal code to require individuals convicted of certain serious crimes to serve at least 85% of their prison sentence before becoming eligible for parole. The bill adds crimes such as aggravated trafficking, domestic abuse by strangulation, and aggravated assault upon a law officer to the list of offenses with this requirement. The changes apply to sentences imposed after the bill's effective date.
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