Title: Authorizes Leniency for Criminal Defendants if They Can Show Abuse Contributed to Their Offense
Vote to override a governor's veto and pass a bill that authorizes leniency for criminal defendants if they can show abuse contributed to their offense in Oklahoma.
Authorizes leniency for criminal defendants if they can show abuse contributed to their offense in Oklahoma (Sec. 1-5).
Establishes the Oklahoma Survivors’ Act and directs courts to consider certain mitigating factors during sentencing and pleas requiring defendants to provide certain evidence (Sec. 1-5).
Authorizes court discretion to depart from applicable sentences (Sec. 1-5).
Authorizes courts to impose lesser sentences under certain circumstances and provides for the introduction of certain arguments and testimony (Sec. 1-5).
Authorizes defendants with certain sentences to request an application for resentencing; requiring the inclusion of certain information when making the request (Sec. 1-5).
Establishes jurisdictional requirements and provides notice procedures when granting or denying requests allowing defendants to request the appointment of counsel;
Requires court clerks to send notification to the appropriate district attorney (Sec. 1-5).
Requires the inclusion of certain evidence with applications and for denial of applications (Sec. 1-5).
Establishes hearing procedures upon approval of applications providing notice procedures for orders issued by the court and authorizes for the appeal of orders (Sec. 1-5).
Authorizes applicants to request the appointment of counsel and requires time served to be credited toward the sentence (Sec. 1-5).
Specifies that the provisions of this bill shall take effect November 1, 2024 (Sec. 6).
NOTE: A TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY OF MEMBERS ELECTED IS REQUIRED TO OVERRIDE A GOVERNOR'S VETO.
Title: Authorizes Leniency for Criminal Defendants if They Can Show Abuse Contributed to Their Offense
Vetoed by Governor Kevin Stitt
Title: Authorizes Leniency for Criminal Defendants if They Can Show Abuse Contributed to Their Offense
Vote to pass a bill that authorizes leniency for criminal defendants if they can show abuse contributed to their offense in Oklahoma.
Authorizes leniency for criminal defendants if they can show abuse contributed to their offense in Oklahoma (Sec. 1-5).
Establishes the Oklahoma Survivors’ Act and directs courts to consider certain mitigating factors during sentencing and pleas requiring defendants to provide certain evidence (Sec. 1-5).
Authorizes court discretion to depart from applicable sentences (Sec. 1-5).
Authorizes courts to impose lesser sentences under certain circumstances and provides for the introduction of certain arguments and testimony (Sec. 1-5).
Authorizes defendants with certain sentences to request an application for resentencing; requiring the inclusion of certain information when making the request (Sec. 1-5).
Establishes jurisdictional requirements and provides notice procedures when granting or denying requests allowing defendants to request the appointment of counsel;
Requires court clerks to send notification to the appropriate district attorney (Sec. 1-5).
Requires the inclusion of certain evidence with applications and for denial of applications (Sec. 1-5).
Establishes hearing procedures upon approval of applications providing notice procedures for orders issued by the court and authorizes for the appeal of orders (Sec. 1-5).
Authorizes applicants to request the appointment of counsel and requires time served to be credited toward the sentence (Sec. 1-5).
Specifies that the provisions of this bill shall take effect November 1, 2024 (Sec. 6).
Title: Authorizes Leniency for Criminal Defendants if They Can Show Abuse Contributed to Their Offense
Title: Authorizes Leniency for Criminal Defendants if They Can Show Abuse Contributed to Their Offense