Pardons and paroles; modifying criteria for certain parole of elderly individuals. Effective date.

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This bill changes the rules for parole in Oklahoma, specifically for inmates aged 60 or older. It modifies the criteria for who can be paroled and requires the Pardon and Parole Board to use a risk-assessment tool that includes an inmate's health status. The bill also mandates that the Board place certain aging inmates on the parole docket and grant them parole if they meet the new criteria, which includes serving a portion of their sentence and not posing a substantial public safety risk.

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