The Roll Out of SCRAM CAM Across England ContinuesThe Ministry of Justice national rollout of CAM continues across England
New law aims to help Montana victims of violenceNew legislation (House Bill 449) in Montana gives victims of violence more peace of mind by revising electronic monitoring laws as a condition of pre-trial release.
Law change makes GPS monitoring orders easierA statewide law change gives victims more peace of mind by offering another tool against abuse through GPS monitoring and victim notification.
Ankle Tags Possible in Alcohol-Related CrimesCriminals in England who commit alcohol-related crimes may have to wear ankle tags that can detect alcohol.
Man charged with 7th DUI after allegedly driving wrong way on Delco highwayMan charged with 7th DUI after allegedly driving wrong way on Delco highway
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Introduce ‘Deana’s Law’ To Increase Penalties For Repeat Drunk DriversPA is cracking down on drunk drivers. Lawmakers introduced “Deana’s Law,” that will use SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring to help stop DUIs.
Judges rarely order DWI prevention tool for repeat offendersAttorneys in South Carolina are joining in the fight, demanding that SCRAM CAM be used to help prevent repeat drunk driving.
A Push for Tougher Penalties for Repeat DUI OffendersDUI-related death of Deana Eckman prompted PA lawmakers to seek input on new laws and technology like SCRAM CAM to prevent repeat DUIs.
Project Drive Sober: Ankle device aims to keep OWI offenders soberSCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM CAM) aims to keep offenders from consuming any alcohol in Brown County, Wisconsin.
Project Drive Sober: Ankle device aims to keep OWI offenders soberThe punishment for driving drunk can range from fines to jail time, but may include something intended to keep people from consuming any alcohol: SCRAM CAM.
Why are there so many DUI and OVI repeat offenders?Attorney Scott Cochran in Youngstown, OH says new technology called a SCRAM CAM bracelet is helping repeat OVI offenders gain control over their problems.
Device designed to detect alcohol levelsOfficials in Hawaii will soon be fitting DUI offenders with SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring, a tool aimed at cracking down on habitual drunk drivers.
