[Case Study] Cascade County Treatment Courts Address Alcohol Offenses and Help Rebuild LivesCascade County provides court-supervised treatment programs for those suffering from substance use disorders and mental health conditions.
[Case Study] CAM and Remote Breath Help Lower Repeat Drunk Driving in San Joaquin County, CaliforniaWith the help of SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring and SCRAM Remote Breath, the San Joaquin DUI Monitoring Court has reduced annual DUI arrests by 66%.
UK Public in Support of Sobriety Tags for Alcohol-Related CrimeAccording to new polling, 91% of people in the UK support the use of sobriety tagging for those who commit crimes under the influence of alcohol.
From Pretrial through Probation, Ravalli County Jail Diversion Program is Reducing Recidivism and Creating CommunityThe Ravalli County Jail Diversion program is helping client successfully complete their sentences with a model alcohol and electronic monitoring program.
Integrating Alcohol Monitoring Technology into Probation ProgramsAlcohol use is common among probation populations, but probation departments are leveraging technology to reduce recidivism and improve public safety.
The Ins and Outs of Alcohol in the BodyThe need to detect alcohol in the body has led to the development of many technologies—each with its own features, benefits, and limitations.
SCRAM Remote Breath Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQs for Remote Breath, the first corrections-grade, wireless, portable breath alcohol device with automated facial verification and GPS with each test.
SCRAM Remote Breath Receives Patent for AFISCRAM Remote Breath® has been issued a patent that covers the process the device uses to verify a client's image.
False Positive Rates for SCRAM CAM: Transparency of Diagnostic Test StatisticsFalse Positive Rates, False Negative Rates, and Positive Predictive Values have been evaluated as part of rigorous testing protocols of SCRAM CAM devices.
Top 12 of 2012: NHTSA Continues Transdermal Alcohol Monitoring ResearchIn October the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released a study on Transdermal Alcohol Monitoring. The report, which took an in-depth look at six jurisdictions in the U.S. using SCRAM transdermal alcohol monitors, recognized the testing technology as an effective tool that protects the public from future impaired driving incidents.
Researchers Using Transdermal Testing to Learn More About Drinking BehaviorsIn June, researchers from the University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio and Wake Forest University published a study, “Comparing the
RAND Attributes Drops in DUI, Domestic Violence in South Dakota to 24/7 Sobriety ProjectToday The American Journal of Public Health published an article on a three-year study done by the RAND Corporation that looked at the impact
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