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Governor Asks For Changes at Pardon and Parole Board
Thursday, August 16, 2012    
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Her request is in response to recent controversy.

Governor Mary Fallin has asked Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board to chance some policies.

This is after accusations made by Oklahoma County D-A David Prater that the board has secretly granted parole to inmates who aren't eligible.

Governor Fallin's general counsel sent a letter to the board's executive director Terry Jenks, recommending the board create a separate commutation docket, and to clarify the board's commutation and parole process.
 
 
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