Credit Justice for Julius Death-row inmate Julius Jones’ stage two commutation hearing will take place under new rules to give the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board additional time to consider his case. The board voted Monday to make Jones’ stage-two hearing an "enhanced" review. Jones’ delegates, the district attorney’s office and victims’ representatives will get 30 minutes each. When they voted in March to advance Jones’ application, enhanced review didn’t exist. "In the future, at stage one, we would have a vote as to whether or not an individual would move into an enhanced stage two hearing. This administrative rule was not in place when we voted for advancing this case to stage two," Pardon and Parole Board Chair Adam Luck said.