Oklahoma HB3356 updates language in the Pardon and Parole Board's conditions for parole.
Oklahoma HB3356 amends the conditions for parole by the Pardon and Parole Board, updating language to include consideration of victim impact statements and monetary restitution as conditions for parole. It also mandates that inmates participate in educational programs and suitable employment or residence as conditions for parole. The bill specifies that failure to make satisfactory progress in educational programs may result in parole revocation. Additionally, it allows for the acceptance of facsimile signatures on parole papers.
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