Sobriety tag program launched in EnglandA press release announcing that SCRAM Systems is working with the Ministry of Justice to launch SCRAM CAM ("sobriety tag") program in the UK.
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.
Ministry of Justice rollout of sobriety tags in England"The tag really helped me think different" said the SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring ("sobriety tag") client from the Welsh pilot.
Ankle Tags Possible in Alcohol-Related CrimesCriminals in England who commit alcohol-related crimes may have to wear ankle tags that can detect alcohol.
Introducing the Evolution of GPS Location MonitoringTo assist with community supervision, SCRAM Systems has launched Pattern of Life mapping in conjunction with SCRAM GPS location monitoring.
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.
Pre-trial release program provides bond opportunities to Augusta inmatesPre-trial release program is established with CSRA Probation Services in Richmond County to alleviate rising incarceration rates.
Remote breath testing program gets a first run in Davison CountyA portable remote breath device is being used for the first time, allowing more flexibility in the strict regimen of 24/7 sobriety testing.
‘Sobriety tags’ rolled out across Wales for criminals with alcohol bansThe "breathalysers for the ankles" monitor the wearer's sweat every 30 minutes and alert the probation service if alcohol has been consumed.
