Each day, supervising officers spend thousands of hours manually reviewing photos from alcohol breath testing devices. This process, originally intended to prevent test circumvention, has become a significant drain on time and resources for law enforcement and corrections agencies. But with SCRAM Remote Breath® Pro’s intelligent facial authentication software, 90 – 95% of client photos …
For modern-day community corrections, a one-size-fits-all approach to monitoring often fails to provide the desired outcomes. With each client comes a unique set of risks and needs—effective supervision needs the flexibility to adapt. That’s why the SCRAM Systems product suite offers a full spectrum of monitoring solutions to manage every client. From hardware, mobile apps, …
In family law cases, especially those involving child custody and visitation, ensuring a safe and stable environment for children is paramount. When alcohol use is a concern, reliable and accurate monitoring tools are non-negotiable. This is why SCRAM Remote Breath® Pro is an ideal solution for portable alcohol testing in family law programs.
How can community corrections departments and supervision agencies be sure that their electronic monitoring programs are producing positive results? Without detailed data, officers may not be aware of their programs’ performance and may be making decisions “in the dark”. SCRAM Optix Analytics provides powerful reporting tools so community corrections officers can make insightful decisions to increase program efficiency and client success.
Alcohol use has been prevalent throughout history and that continues to be true today. Unfortunately, the adverse effects of alcohol use and abuse are well-known. The need for accurate and reliable methods to identify traces of alcohol in the body has led to the development of many technologies—each with its own features, benefits, and limitations.
Alcohol misuse, abuse, and addiction are common among probation populations—46% of probationers reported being under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of their offense and 14% are under supervision for a DUI. But probation departments across the country are emphasizing results-oriented supervision by leveraging technology to address alcohol-involved crimes.
Repeat and hardcore drunk drivers account for the most serious alcohol-related crimes and pose a significant threat to their communities. But innovative, criteria-based programs utilizing alcohol monitoring technology can help reduce the danger caused by these types of alcohol clients and put them on the path to sobriety.
