Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-27-122.2
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Community service in lieu of fine or in conjunction
Official statutory text
with imprisonment - Violation of community service conditions.
Whenever any person is convicted in municipal court for
violation of a municipal ordinance, the court may order the
defendant to a term of community service or remedial action in lieu
of fine or in conjunction with imprisonment. If the defendant fails
to perform the required community service or if the conditions of
community service are violated, the judge may impose a sentence of
imprisonment, not to exceed the maximum sentence allowable for the
violation for which the defendant was convicted.
Whenever any person is convicted in municipal court for
violation of a municipal ordinance, the court may order the
defendant to a term of community service or remedial action in lieu
of fine or in conjunction with imprisonment. If the defendant fails
to perform the required community service or if the conditions of
community service are violated, the judge may impose a sentence of
imprisonment, not to exceed the maximum sentence allowable for the
violation for which the defendant was convicted.
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