Oklahoma SB76 authorizes parole revocation by the Governor or the Pardon and Parole Board and clarifies authority under certain circumstances.
Oklahoma SB76 amends the state's parole laws to authorize the Governor and the Pardon and Parole Board to revoke parole. The bill specifies that parolees who violate parole terms may be placed in an intermediate sanctions facility instead of immediate revocation if deemed appropriate by the Department of Corrections. If revocation is necessary, the Department of Corrections issues a warrant for the parolee's arrest, and they are incarcerated in the nearest county jail.
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