Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-28-123: Execution of sentence - Modification, reduction or

suspension - Probation - Deferred sentence.

A. All sentences of imprisonment shall be executed by the

chief of police of the city, and any person convicted of a violation

of any ordinance of the city and sentenced to imprisonment shall be

confined in the jail, farm or workhouse, of the city, in the

discretion of the court, for the time specified in the sentence.

All persons who shall be convicted in the court of violation of any

ordinance of the city and sentenced to pay a fine and costs, who

shall refuse to pay such fine or costs, shall be imprisoned in the

jail of the city for one (1) day for each Two Dollars ($2.00) of the

fine and costs assessed.

B. The judge of the municipal criminal court of record imposing

a judgment and sentence, at his discretion, is empowered to modify,

reduce, or suspend or defer the imposition of such sentence or any

part thereof and to authorize probation for a period not to exceed

six (6) months from the date of sentence, under such terms or

conditions as the judge may specify. Upon completion of the

probation term following a deferred sentence, the defendant shall be

discharged without a court judgment of guilt, and the verdict,

judgment of guilty or plea of guilty shall be expunged from the

record and said charge be dismissed with prejudice to any further

action. Upon a finding of the court that the conditions of

probation have been violated, the municipal judge may enter a

judgment of guilty.

C. The judge of the municipal court of record may continue or

delay imposing a judgment and sentence for a period of time not to

exceed one (1) year from the date of sentence. At the expiration of

such period of time the judge may allow the city attorney to amend

the charge to a lesser offense.

D. If a deferred sentence is imposed, an administrative fee of

One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) may be imposed as costs in the case.