Gain More Insight with SCRAM Ally® Pursuit ModeSCRAM Ally Pursuit Mode provides supervising authorities visibility into the location of a GPS client and the corresponding victim—at the same time.
SCRAM Nexus Evolves into a Dynamic Case Management SystemWith an extended set of features, SCRAM Nexus® Case has moved beyond the traditional case management system, focusing on client outcomes and supervision.
New Colorado SB22-055 Requires Continuous Alcohol Monitoring for Repeat DUI OffendersBeginning in January 2023, Colorado SB22-055 will require at least 90 days of continuous alcohol monitoring for those sentenced to probation following a felony offense or third or subsequent offense for DUI, DUI per se, or DWAI. Beginning January 2023, Colorado SB22-055 will require 90+ days of continuous alcohol monitoring for a third or subsequent offense for DUI or DWAI.
Save Time and Resources with Portable Alcohol MonitoringAccurate and reliable alcohol testing is key to saving time and resources, and portable alcohol monitoring is the effortless solution for community corrections.
Implementing EBP With SCRAM Nexus®By leveraging SCRAM Nexus®, officers can implement evidence-based practices into corrections programs and enhance client outcomes and community safety.
Empowering Clients to Regain Their Freedom to DriveBy offering a range of alcohol monitoring options, like ignition interlock devices, community corrections departments can easily tailor supervision to clients.
Harness the Power of Data with SCRAM Optix™ AnalyticsSCRAM Optix Analytics provides powerful reports so community corrections officers can make insightful decisions to increase efficiency and client success.
A Deeper Look at Disparity and How to Overcome It with AnalyticsSCRAM Nexus' powerful analytics allow supervision officers to measure potential disparity and examine if implicit bias is affecting client and agency outcomes.
Sober Days: A game changer for treatment, criminal justiceLast June, I had the opportunity to present to a group of researchers with the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. As CEO of an alcohol
Top 12 of 2012: 1st Time Interlock Laws Reducing Recidivism, Changing BehaviorIn March of this year, a study conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety took a look at the long-term behavioral impact of 1st time DUI
First-Time DUI Interlock Laws Reducing RecidivismA study published this week by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety looks at the long-term impact of first-time DUI offender laws in the state of
NHTSA: Drunk Drivers Cause One Death Every 51 MinutesThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released a Traffic Safety Fact Sheet discussing alcohol-impaired driving across the United States.