‘Sobriety tags’ rolled out across Wales for criminals with alcohol banCriminals can be ordered to wear new "sobriety tags" in Wales from today in a bid to crack down on repeat alcohol-fuelled crime.
Sullivan County’s pretrial release program showing promiseThepretrial program was launched last winter to help alleviate overcrowding at the lockup — ranked as the most overcrowded large jail in the state in 2019.
Maricopa County exploring home detention program, new techIf approved, the justice courts could begin issuing home detention sentences, including SCRAM CAM, to misdemeanor DUI defendants starting on Monday, Aug. 3.
Officials: Remote monitoring system working well for Community CorrectionsCommunity Corrections in Lapeer rent GPS ankle units and Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (CAM) ankle units from SCRAM Systems, discuss program success.
Dutch drink offenders to get teetotal tag to keep them dryPeople in the Netherlands convicted of crimes related to alcohol abuse will have to wear a special ankle bracelet to monitor their drinking habits once the government has passed the necessary legislation.
Probation officers get creative with technology during pandemicEl Dorado County Probation implements use of technology to ensure clients have access to programs and services needed during COVID-19 crisis.
‘Sobriety ankle tags’ to monitor offenders’ sweatAround 2,000 offenders who commit crimes fuelled by alcohol are to be fitted with ankle tags to monitor whether they have been drinking.
SCRAM Systems to partner with UK Ministry of Justice on national rollout of continuous alcohol monitoringThe MOJ in the UK announces legislation for offenders who commit alcohol-related crimes may be banned from drinking and wear a SCRAM CAM device.
The Ministry of Justice announces national rollout of sobriety tag programmeThe MOJ in the UK announced legislation under which offenders who commit alcohol-fuelled crime may be banned from drinking and made to wear sobriety tags.
Community Corrections leases equipment to keep citizens safeProsecutors, judges, law enforcement met in the commission chambers to learn about SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring for community safety.
