First-time DWI: How Broome DA’s office can reduce your charge with a 90-day ankle monitorFirst-time drunk drivers in Broome County, NY may have a chance to avoid a criminal record, as long they don't mind wearing a SCRAM Alcohol Monitor.
You can lie about drinking, but your sweat can’t. Why aren’t more offenders wearing monitors?Nancy Cladis of Idaho Monitoring Services explains how SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring bracelets detect alcohol in your body.
Over the Limit: DUI solutions that target drinking not drivingCourts and agencies in Pennsylvania, with Target 25 and 24x7 Programs, are shifting the focus to drinking, not driving, to combat drunk driving.
94 percent of people back sobriety tagging for alcohol related crimeA poll of UK residents found that 94% of people support the use of sobriety tags for offenders who commit crimes while under the influence of alcohol.
DUI, alcohol problems an unwelcome Thanksgiving traditionWhat is referred to as "Blackout Wednesday" marks the start of the deadliest season for drunk driving.
Judge cracks down on repeat offenders for alcohol related crimesJudge G. Robert Cook is using SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring bracelets to monitor repeat drunk drivers and for other alcohol-related crimes.
New ankle monitors detect alcoholA New Mexico judge is issuing SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring ankle monitors to DUI offenders that detect alcohol consumption.
New technology aims to reduce repeat DUI offenses in Louisville, KYSCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM CAM) is rolling out in Jefferson County, KY to help reduce repeat drunk driving offenses.
Using Technology to Combat Repeat DUIsCounty officials in Jefferson County, KY are embracing new SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring technology to combat repeat DUIs.
Metro Council Public Safety Committee To Learn More About Jefferson County’s “C.A.M.P’ Program On WednesdayPublic Safety Committee in Louisville, KY learn more about Jefferson County's CAMP program with SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring.
Alcohol monitoring system could stop repeat DUI offenders in LouisvilleCAMP is short for Continuous Alcohol Monitoring Program, a new program in Jefferson County, KY, designed to address the problem of repeat drunk drivers.
Probation department works to keep people out of local jailThe Findlay, Ohio Municipal Court uses SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring to monitor DUI clients, keeping them out of jail.
