Establishes parole eligibility for certain sex offenders in Oklahoma, including conditions and requirements.
Oklahoma HB2422 establishes conditions for parole eligibility for certain sex offenders. It allows sex offenders to request a parole hearing if they have served the shorter of ten years or one-third of their total term. Parole eligibility requires a mental health evaluation, continuation of hormonal treatment, and compliance with parole conditions. Parole may be revoked if the offender commits a subsequent sex offense or fails to continue treatment. The act also mandates the use of evidence-based risk-assessment instruments for aging prisoners and requires lab or blood testing for parolees.
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