OK SB2262

Amends Oklahoma law to make concurrent sentencing the default when a person is convicted of multiple crimes, rather than consecutive sentencing, unless a court specifically orders sentences to run consecutively.

Requires Oklahoma state court sentences to run concurrently with federal or other state sentences unless the court explicitly orders consecutive sentencing.

Authorizes the Governor to order parole revocations to run either concurrently or consecutively with other sentences from Oklahoma courts or other jurisdictions.

Allows courts to determine at sentencing that service of an Oklahoma sentence can be satisfied by time served in another jurisdiction's custody.

Effective date: November 1, 2010.