Provide legal representation during the entire commutation and/or parole processes including assistance with commutation applications, parole and commutation packets, and representation at hearings
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Help with any reentry needs including: housing, basic needs, employment, counseling, obtaining ID’s, etc…
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Provide legal assistance after release including fines and fees, outstanding warrants and child custody issues
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Represented each month.
Assisted since 2018.
Tulsa University law students are taking on the commutation cases for non-violent offenders in Oklahoma.
Commutation would give Kayla a second chance.
Juanita is a mother of 6 & is serving a 15-year sentence for drug possession offenses even though in 2016, Oklahoma voted to to classify drug possession as a misdemeanor.
In 2017, Oklahoma reclassified drug possession as a misdemeanor offense. If Felicia was arrested under current law, she would not be serving time in prison. Instead, she’s facing two decades of incarceration.
Tess H. was struggling with drug addiction following her mother’s passing and was sentenced to 10 years for drug possession — a crime that Oklahomans overwhelmingly voted to reclassify as a misdemeanor in 2016.
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Santana W. was serving an eight-year sentence for drug possession — a crime that is now considered a misdemeanor.
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Patrina H. was only 18 when she began her 10-year sentence for drug possession and theft — an offense that is now considered a misdemeanor.
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Lynnkisha S. was sentenced to eight years for drug possession following a routine traffic stop in which the arresting officer found half a blunt in her cup holder. If she was arrested today, this would amount to a misdemeanor.
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