Relating to changing the eligibility for community supervision and parole for certain repeat intoxication offenders.

HB 750 removes community supervision and parole eligibility for individuals convicted of certain repeat offenses related to substance abuse or serious sexual crimes. It specifically applies to offenders with prior convictions for crimes like drug trafficking under Chapter 481, sexual assault, trafficking of persons, or indecency with a child. The bill affects only offenses committed on or after its effective date, meaning past convictions remain governed by prior law. This policy change prevents these individuals from qualifying for early release options under current community supervision and parole rules.