Okla. Stat. tit. 57, § 57-138.1
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Meritorious acts - Credit
Official statutory text
Every inmate of a state correctional facility may be entitled to
a deduction of no more than one hundred (100) credits for each
meritorious act performed and approved by the Department of
Corrections. Such a deed, performed by an inmate, shall be within
the public interest in enhancing public safety and life. The
Department of Corrections shall not have the authority to revoke
such credit awarded to an inmate.
a deduction of no more than one hundred (100) credits for each
meritorious act performed and approved by the Department of
Corrections. Such a deed, performed by an inmate, shall be within
the public interest in enhancing public safety and life. The
Department of Corrections shall not have the authority to revoke
such credit awarded to an inmate.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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