Okla. Stat. tit. 57, § 57-332.8
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Conditions for parole - Employment and residence
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No recommendations to the Governor for parole shall be made nor
any paroles granted by the Board in relation to any inmate in a
penal institution in the State of Oklahoma unless the Pardon and
Parole Board considers the victim impact statements if presented to
the jury, or the judge in the event a jury was waived, at the time
of sentencing and, in every appropriate case, as a condition of
parole, monetary restitution of economic loss as defined by Section
991f of Title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes, incurred by a victim of
the crime for which the inmate was imprisoned. In every case, the
Pardon and Parole Board shall first consider the number of previous
felony convictions and the type of criminal violations leading to
any such felony convictions, then shall consider either suitable
employment or a suitable residence, and finally shall mandate
participation in education programs to achieve the proficiency level
established in Section 510.7 of this title or, at the discretion of
the Board require the attainment of a general education diploma, as
a condition for release on parole. The Board shall consider the
availability of programs and the waiting period for such programs in
setting conditions of parole release. The Board may require any
program to be completed after the inmate is released on parole as a
condition of parole. A facsimile signature of the inmate on parole
papers that is transmitted to the Board shall be an accepted means
of acknowledgement of parole conditions. The probation and parole
officer shall render reasonable assistance to any person making
application for parole, in helping to obtain suitable employment or
enrollment in an education program or a suitable residence. Any
inmate who fails to satisfactorily attend and make satisfactory
progress in the educational program in which the inmate has been
required to participate as a condition of parole, may have his or
her parole revoked. If an inmate's parole is revoked, such inmate
shall be returned to confinement in the custody of the Department of
Corrections.
No recommendations to the Governor for parole shall be made nor
any paroles granted by the Board in relation to any inmate in a
penal institution in the State of Oklahoma unless the Pardon and
Parole Board considers the victim impact statements if presented to
the jury, or the judge in the event a jury was waived, at the time
of sentencing and, in every appropriate case, as a condition of
parole, monetary restitution of economic loss as defined by Section
991f of Title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes, incurred by a victim of
the crime for which the inmate was imprisoned. In every case, the
Pardon and Parole Board shall first consider the number of previous
felony convictions and the type of criminal violations leading to
any such felony convictions, then shall consider either suitable
employment or a suitable residence, and finally shall mandate
participation in education programs to achieve the proficiency level
established in Section 510.7 of this title or, at the discretion of
the Board require the attainment of a general education diploma, as
a condition for release on parole. The Board shall consider the
availability of programs and the waiting period for such programs in
setting conditions of parole release. The Board may require any
program to be completed after the inmate is released on parole as a
condition of parole. A facsimile signature of the inmate on parole
papers that is transmitted to the Board shall be an accepted means
of acknowledgement of parole conditions. The probation and parole
officer shall render reasonable assistance to any person making
application for parole, in helping to obtain suitable employment or
enrollment in an education program or a suitable residence. Any
inmate who fails to satisfactorily attend and make satisfactory
progress in the educational program in which the inmate has been
required to participate as a condition of parole, may have his or
her parole revoked. If an inmate's parole is revoked, such inmate
shall be returned to confinement in the custody of the Department of
Corrections.
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