Tennessee law requires GPS tracking of violent domestic abusersA new law took effect Monday in Tennessee that requires GPS monitoring of the most violent domestic offenders.
How SCRAM Systems is using cutting-edge technology to decrease alcohol misuseContinuous Alcohol Monitoring (CAM) provides reliable technology to improve lives by reinforcing accountability and compliance with regards to alcohol abstinence.
Nearly 2,000 offenders made to wear alcohol-detecting tags this ChristmasThe tags monitor an offender's sweat to detect if they have drunk alcohol, in breach of their no-alcohol orders in a crack down on drink-related crimes.
Tag that sends wearer straight from tequila to the slammerThe Ministry of Justice has set a target of 12,000 offenders to be fitted with SCRAM CAM alcohol monitoring tags by 2025.
New law going into effect in July aiming to protect victims of domestic violenceThe law makes it easier for judges to order monitoring like SCRAM GPS for those suspected of certain DV and stalking charges.
How convicted criminals could be forced off the boozeA bold new plan could force criminals to wear hi-tech alcohol monitors as part of their sentences in a bid to stop them reoffending.
Pa. House passes bill to use technology to crack down on repeat DUI offendersThe technology could be a continuous alcohol monitoring device that an individual wears that automatically and frequently tests for alcohol.
Technology Review: Continuous Transdermal Alcohol MonitoringAn unusually deep and clear explanation of how the most widely used "remote monitoring" technology, transdermal alcohol monitoring, works.
Tags for LagsMore than 100 offenders in Wales trialed the SCRAM CAM tag last year and were proven to stay sober in 95% of the data monitored.
Sobriety tags launched in England for offenders committing alcohol-related crimesCriminals in England who commit alcohol-related crimes may have to wear SCRAM CAM tags that monitor their sweat every 30 minutes.
Community Corrections gets nod to purchase ankle monitorsCoordinator David Stevens said the program providing SCRAM GPS and SCRAM CAM ankle monitors has proven beneficial.
New Deana’s Law bills to deal with repeat DUI offenders introducedBoth bills propose essentially the same changes, but the Senate bill includes a provision for continuous alcohol monitoring for DUI offenders.
