OK SB1039

Establishes that commutation applications must be accompanied by written recommendations from two of three trial officials (judge, district attorney, and sheriff/police chief of jurisdiction).

Requires the Governor and Pardon and Parole Board to provide district attorneys and victims/victim's representatives at least 20 days' notice before considering commutation or pardon applications.

Specifies that inmates sentenced to death, life without parole, or crimes with 85% sentence requirements are only eligible for commutation if all three trial officials provide favorable written recommendations.

Modifies parole consideration procedures to include a two-stage hearing process for certain violent offenders, with the Board first reviewing case files and then hearing victim testimony before voting on parole recommendations.

Requires the Pardon and Parole Board to provide district attorneys regular dockets 20 days in advance and notify them of commutation/parole recommendations within 20 days after Board consideration; effective November 1, 2013.