Okla. Stat. tit. 57, § 57-513.2
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Notification of completion of sentence or discharge of
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inmate from custody.
The Department of Corrections shall notify the district attorney
or requesting law enforcement agency of the sentencing county
whenever an inmate completes his sentence or is otherwise discharged
from the custody of the Department, except those discharged under
the procedures and supervision of the Pardon and Parole Board. The
notification shall be on a monthly basis and shall be made within
ten (10) days following the month reported upon. The notification
shall include the names of those inmates released under the
provisions of the Oklahoma Prison Overcrowding Emergency Powers Act,
Section 570 et seq. of this title. For the purposes of this
section, "sentencing county" shall mean the county from which the
inmate received the last sentence served prior to release but shall
not refer to any sentences received which include inmate status as
an element of the offense. Should the inmate be released from
concurrent sentences then each sentencing county district attorney
shall receive the notification. The district attorney shall
disseminate the information provided herein to any and all law
enforcement agencies deemed appropriate by the district attorney and
to any victim of the crime for which the inmate was convicted.
Notification shall be made to a victim by mailing the notification
to the last-known address of the victim, if such information is
requested by the victim. The district attorney shall not give the
address of the inmate to any victim of the crime for which the
inmate was convicted. The notifications required herein shall
commence within ten (10) days following the first full month
subsequent to the effective date of this act.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 57. Prisons and Reformatories Page 140
The Department of Corrections shall notify the district attorney
or requesting law enforcement agency of the sentencing county
whenever an inmate completes his sentence or is otherwise discharged
from the custody of the Department, except those discharged under
the procedures and supervision of the Pardon and Parole Board. The
notification shall be on a monthly basis and shall be made within
ten (10) days following the month reported upon. The notification
shall include the names of those inmates released under the
provisions of the Oklahoma Prison Overcrowding Emergency Powers Act,
Section 570 et seq. of this title. For the purposes of this
section, "sentencing county" shall mean the county from which the
inmate received the last sentence served prior to release but shall
not refer to any sentences received which include inmate status as
an element of the offense. Should the inmate be released from
concurrent sentences then each sentencing county district attorney
shall receive the notification. The district attorney shall
disseminate the information provided herein to any and all law
enforcement agencies deemed appropriate by the district attorney and
to any victim of the crime for which the inmate was convicted.
Notification shall be made to a victim by mailing the notification
to the last-known address of the victim, if such information is
requested by the victim. The district attorney shall not give the
address of the inmate to any victim of the crime for which the
inmate was convicted. The notifications required herein shall
commence within ten (10) days following the first full month
subsequent to the effective date of this act.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 57. Prisons and Reformatories Page 140
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