Okla. Stat. tit. 57, § 57-354
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Continuing study of prisoner by pardon and parole board -
Official statutory text
Hearings - Recommendations.
Upon the commitment to imprisonment of any prisoner, the Pardon
and Parole Board shall cause a continuing study to be made of the
prisoner. When the prisoner has served the minimum sentence
imposed, or as soon thereafter as he or she can be heard, the Pardon
and Parole Board shall hear the application of the prisoner for
parole, and shall make such recommendation to the Governor as, in
its discretion, the public interest requires.
Upon the commitment to imprisonment of any prisoner, the Pardon
and Parole Board shall cause a continuing study to be made of the
prisoner. When the prisoner has served the minimum sentence
imposed, or as soon thereafter as he or she can be heard, the Pardon
and Parole Board shall hear the application of the prisoner for
parole, and shall make such recommendation to the Governor as, in
its discretion, the public interest requires.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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