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Judges, Probation Officers Will Test Their Sweat, New Product for DUI Offenders at National Conference

At APPA Conference, judges and officers to wear newest fashion in electronic monitoring: ankle bracelet that tests wearer's perspiration for alcohol.

Is It Big Brother or a Valuable Tool?

At upcoming APPA Conference, one group of judges and officers will test alcohol monitoring technology, SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (CAM).

Eight States Add High-Tech Alcohol Monitors to DUI, Domestic Violence Programs

AMS adds 10 new customers in the first quarter of 2005, increasing their customer base by 25 percent and expanding their coverage to 29 states.

Judges to Drink, Test Their Sweat at California Drug Court Conference

CADCP hosts annual Training Conference in Sacramento; features a new high-tech product that tests sweat to detect alcohol.

MAXIMUS Partners With Denver-Based Company to Provide New Monitoring Tool for Tennessee’s Drunk Drivers

AMS and MAXIMUS have announced a partnership to deliver a new, high-tech alcohol bracelet to probation departments in Tennessee, Florida, and Georgia.

Probation Officers and Judges Will Drink, Test Their Sweat at Local Conference

When APPA hosts its Winter Training Conference in Anaheim, one group of judges and probation officers will be under a particularly watchful eye.

Denver-Based Manufacturer of Alcohol-Sensing Ankle Bracelet Releases Year-End Numbers

AMS released end-of-year numbers for 2004. The company, which markets the Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor, or SCRAM, saw revenue jump 390% in 2004.

A Second Missouri Service Provider Adds Continuous Alcohol Testing System to Help Courts Attack DWI Epidemic

Midwest Collection Specialists, Inc. and Alcohol Monitoring Systems, Inc. join forces to provide new alcohol-testing system.

Alcohol in the Spotlight: So What’s Being Done About the Problem?

The City and County of Denver, along with four other counties throughout the state, are taking a more aggressive approach with alcohol and crime.

Michigan DOC Formally Launches New High-Tech Alcohol Monitoring Program

Officials say SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (CAM) devices will keep tabs on high-risk DWI and other alcohol offenders around-the clock.

Ohio Becomes First State to Sign Continuous Alcohol Monitoring Into Sentencing Laws for DUI, Other Alcohol Offenders

Continuous Alcohol Monitoring technology has been signed into law as a new sanction, opening the doors to new way to track and rehabilitate drunk drivers.

So What Is Georgia Doing About Drunk Drivers?

As the state reels from a horrific DUI death that has gained national attention, lawmakers turn to high-tech solutions for monitoring drunk drivers.