Relating to changing the eligibility for community supervision and parole for certain repeat intoxication offenders.
SB 518 changes eligibility for community supervision (like probation) and parole for certain repeat offenders convicted of intoxication-related offenses. It specifically removes eligibility for these options for individuals convicted of 19 defined offenses, including repeat drug crimes (e.g., Section 49.04 of the Penal Code), offenses involving violence, or crimes against children or vulnerable victims. The bill applies directly to offenders with prior convictions for these specific intoxication-related offenses. This policy change is a direct modification to existing criminal procedure law, affecting sentencing options for these repeat offenders.
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Introduced Dec 2, 2024
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