Oklahoma HB1968 amends the Pardon and Parole Board's structure, allowing for alternate members, setting compensation, and establishing training.
Oklahoma HB1968 amends the powers, duties, and compensation of the Pardon and Parole Board. It authorizes the Board to employ alternate members, establishes their compensation, and sets training requirements. Alternate members must complete annual training on criminogenic needs, effective intervention principles, and core correctional practices. The Board can appoint alternate members with specific qualifications, such as former prosecutors, public defenders, or defense attorneys.
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