So, You’ve Been Assigned a SCRAM CAM Bracelet. Now What?Learn about the SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM CAM) device, where to get one installed, frequently asked questions, and other important information.
Detecting Ingested Alcohol: TAC vs. BrACThough Breath Alcohol Concentration (BrAC) is a common way to detect ingested alcohol, it can also be measured via transdermal alcohol concentration (TAC).
Do SCRAM CAM® Bracelets Have GPS?The SCRAM CAM® bracelet may not have built-in GPS, but SCRAM Systems offers solutions that can be used with a continuous alcohol monitoring bracelet.
Facial Verification Versus Facial RecognitionRecognize the difference between facial verification and facial recognition as policy discussions take place impacting use of the technology.
Alcohol Testing Technologies: SCRAM CAM® vs. EtGLearn the differences between EtG testing and continuous alcohol monitoring technology and which testing method best supports client sobriety.
Alcohol Testing Technologies: SCRAM CAM® vs. Breath TestingLearn the differences between breath testing and continuous alcohol monitoring technology and which testing method best supports client sobriety.
Decreasing Drinking Can Lift Your SpiritsDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, many turned to alcohol to cope. According to Dr. Kristen Willeumier, decreasing drinking increases resilience.
Does My State Require Alcohol Monitoring for a DUI Conviction?DUI laws and penalties are not country-wide. Many aspects of these laws vary greatly across states and may even be specific to a single state.
Tackling Repeat Alcohol Offenses with Technology-Driven ProgramsRepeat drunk drivers account for the most serious alcohol-related crimes, but programs utilizing alcohol monitoring technology can help reduce recidivism.
How Sobriety Tags Can Help Rehabilitate Domestic Abuse Offenders in the UKUtilisation of the Alcohol Abstinence Monitoring Requirement (AAMR) in conjunction with sobriety tags could help address criminal behavior and protect victims.
Implementing a Repeat Alcohol Offender Program That WorksCourts and agencies are using alcohol monitoring technologies to create outcome-driven programs to support behavior change in repeat alcohol clients.
How Sheriffs are Using Alcohol Monitoring Technology to Supervise OffendersWith 60% of inmates awaiting deposition, sheriffs programs that rely on alcohol monitoring technology to supervise clients are helping save jail space.
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