TX HB3193

Prohibits community supervision (probation) for defendants convicted of intoxication manslaughter when the offense resulted in death of a child under 10, death of multiple victims in the same incident, or death of a first responder/official on duty

Elevates intoxication manslaughter to a first degree felony with a mandatory minimum of 15 years confinement when the victim is a firefighter, EMS personnel, peace officer, judge, or prosecutor killed while performing official duties

Upgrades intoxication manslaughter to a first degree felony for repeat offenders with one prior intoxication manslaughter conviction or two prior intoxicated driving offenses

Elevates intoxication assault to a second degree felony when the victim is a child under 10 years of age, and to a first degree felony when the victim is a firefighter, EMS personnel, peace officer, judge, or prosecutor on duty

Makes offenders ineligible for parole and mandatory supervision release when convicted of intoxication manslaughter under the enhanced penalty provisions involving protected victims