Oklahoma SB2151 amends the minimum imprisonment requirement for certain offenses and allows district attorneys to lower the minimum service.
Oklahoma SB2151 modifies the minimum imprisonment requirement for specific offenses, including poisoning with intent to kill, shooting with intent to kill, and aggravated trafficking. It allows the district attorney to file a notice before final sentencing, lowering the minimum service requirement. The bill also repeals previous laws related to the required service of minimum percentage of sentence. The changes will take effect on November 1, 2026.
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