NC Raises the Stakes on DWI, Other Alcohol-Involved OffendersChief District Court Judge Buckner calls CAM “the best thing to hit the state since electricity” for dealing with the problem of drunk driving.
Judges and Probation Professionals to Demo SCRAM at APPA 29th Annual Training InstituteAttendees will do more than just “talk about” the industry’s only continuous alcohol testing product. They’ll get to try the ankle bracelet out themselves.
Georgia Introducing New Weapon to Battle State’s DWI EpidemicGPM and AMS join forces to introduce a new alcohol testing system to monitor high-risk DUI offenders in the state of Georgia.
Texas Finds New Weapon to Battle State’s DWI EpidemicDallas-based Recovery Healthcare Corporation leasing 24-hour-a-day alcohol testing system; results have caught the interest of many throughout the state.
Orange County Company Leading Budget-Weary State Into New Generation of Alternative SentencingDiversified Monitoring Services offering what industry analysts are calling the best alcohol-testing tool to hit corrections market in more than a decade.
Northern Ohio Introducing New Technology to Combat Drunk DrivingOhio Alcohol Monitoring Systems to deliver what many are calling the best tool in the fight against DWI to hit the market in more than a decade.
Missouri Introducing New Weapon to Battle State’s DWI EpidemicEMASS and Alcohol Monitoring Systems, Inc. joining forces to introduce alcohol testing system to monitor high-risk DWI offenders in the state of Missouri.
Oriana House Signs Contract for Continuous Transdermal Alcohol Testing in Summit County (OH)Designed for offenders who need long-term alcohol monitoring, the SCRAM System uses a new testing method to measure an offender’s alcohol consumption 24/7.
Colorado Introducing New Technology to Combat Drunk DrivingRMOMS and Alcohol Monitoring Systems to deliver what many are calling the best tool in the fight against DWI to hit the market in more than a decade.
First Continuous Transdermal Alcohol Testing System Conducts 1.2 Million Alcohol Tests in 2003Colorado-based company develops a high-tech solution to the DUI epidemic, redefining the way the corrections system monitors multiple-DUI offenders.
Alcohol Monitoring Systems to Exhibit at APPA Winter Training Institute in RenoAttendees to do more than just look at the industry’s newest offering in alcohol testing; they’ll get to demo the product while they’re at the show.
Marion County (IN) Community Corrections Selects Alcohol Monitoring Systems, Inc. to Deliver Continuous Alcohol-Monitoring TechnologyAlcohol Monitoring Systems (AMS) will supply Marion County Community Corrections with multiple SCRAM (Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor) systems.
