Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-988.21
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Earned credits
Official statutory text
Any law directing earned credits during periods of imprisonment
or otherwise, including Sections 20, 58.3, 138, 138.1 and 224 of
Title 57 of the Oklahoma Statutes and Section 615 of Title 69 of the
Oklahoma Statutes, shall not be applicable to persons sentenced to a
community sentence pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma
Community Sentencing Act. Day-for-day credits for any term of
incarceration served as part of a community punishment shall be
given to offenders who have community sentences revoked to county
jail or state prison and also shall be given when a community
sentence is modified.
or otherwise, including Sections 20, 58.3, 138, 138.1 and 224 of
Title 57 of the Oklahoma Statutes and Section 615 of Title 69 of the
Oklahoma Statutes, shall not be applicable to persons sentenced to a
community sentence pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma
Community Sentencing Act. Day-for-day credits for any term of
incarceration served as part of a community punishment shall be
given to offenders who have community sentences revoked to county
jail or state prison and also shall be given when a community
sentence is modified.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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