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.
Eckman family calls for DUI law changes after fatal crashThe DUI death of Deana Eckman is prompting PA lawmakers to find ways--like SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring--to help prevent repeat DUIs from happening.
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.
Brockton students learn about workings of the court systemProbation Chief McClennan, demonstrated various tools used by the department, including GPS equipment and SCRAM Remote Breath.
Nexus Software Hopes to Make Parole Decisions Evidence-BasedSCRAM Nexus to ease the workload for parole officers and inform smarter responses to parolee behavior by helping to implement evidence-based practices.
One in 55 U.S. Adults is Under Community SupervisionSCRAM Systems®, a leader in electronic monitoring, announced the launch of Nexus, a software platform that makes community supervision data actionable.
CEO Stories: Marrying Personal Passion and Disruptive TechnologyMike Iiams, CEO of Alcohol Monitoring Systems (popularly known as SCRAM) talks about marrying personal passion and disruptive technology to improve society.
Probation Department looks at ATIThe Greene County, NY Probation Department is looking at existing alternatives to incarceration, including SCRAM CAM and SCRAM Remote Breath.
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.
Editorial: Fight DWI with ankle braceletsCourts in Hawaii may soon require drunk drivers charged with DUI to be fitted with a SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring ankle bracelet.
DUI repeat offenders might have to wear alcohol monitorsThe Honolulu prosecutor’s office held a press conference to introduce a new device from SCRAM systems that will monitor a person’s alcohol level.
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.
