DOC Form 160901F Street Time Credit Review - Oklahoma

What Is DOC Form 160901F?

This is a legal form that was released by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections - a government authority operating within Oklahoma. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 160901F Street Time Credit Review?
A: Form 160901F Street Time Credit Review is a document used in Oklahoma to review and calculate credits for time served on the street by an offender.

Q: Who is eligible for street time credit review in Oklahoma?
A: Offenders who have served time on the street while on probation or parole in Oklahoma may be eligible for street time credit review.

Q: What is the purpose of the street time credit review?
A: The purpose of the street time credit review is to determine if an offender is eligible for additional credit towards their sentence for time served on the street.

Q: How can an offender request a street time credit review?
A: Offenders can request a street time credit review by completing Form 160901F and submitting it to the appropriate authorities in Oklahoma.

Q: Is there a time limit for requesting a street time credit review?
A: There is no specific time limit for requesting a street time credit review, but it is recommended to submit the request as soon as possible.

Q: What happens after a street time credit review is requested?
A: After a street time credit review is requested, the appropriate authorities will evaluate the request and determine if the offender is eligible for additional credit towards their sentence.

Q: Can an offender's sentence be reduced through a street time credit review?
A: Yes, if an offender is found eligible, their sentence can be reduced by granting them credit for the time served on the street.

Q: Are there any specific eligibility criteria for street time credit review?
A: While specific eligibility criteria may vary, generally an offender must have served time on the street under specific conditions and not violated any terms of their probation or parole.

Q: Can the street time credit review be requested by a family member or attorney?
A: No, the street time credit review can only be requested by the offender themselves.