Sex offenders; establishing conditions for parole eligibility for certain sex offenders; codification; effective date.

This bill creates new conditions for certain sex offenders to be eligible for parole in Oklahoma. It defines "sex offender" as someone over 21 who committed a physical touch crime against a minor under 13, requiring sex offender registration. If a mental health evaluation suggests hormonal treatment would reduce the likelihood of new offenses, the sex offender may voluntarily choose to receive this treatment as a condition of parole, starting six weeks before release and continuing while on parole. Failure to continue treatment or committing another offense would result in parole revocation or a life sentence without parole for a subsequent sex offense.

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