Administrative Procedures Act; creating the Guidance Transparency Act; requiring certain agencies to make guidance documents available for public inspection. Effective date.

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This bill changes the process for pardons and commutations in Oklahoma, especially for death penalty cases. It requires the Governor to hold a hearing at the Court of Criminal Appeals within three days of receiving an approved commutation application in a death penalty case, allowing testimony from various parties. The bill also updates language and notice requirements for the Pardon and Parole Board.

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Sponsorship · 3 Sponsors

Democrat0Republican3Independent0Other0

R · PrimeMicheal Bergstrom
R · PrimeRob Hall
R · CoShane Jett

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