Press Releases

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August 13, 2010
Probation Officials to Demo SCRAMx Alcohol Anklets This Week at National Conference in D.C.

When more than 1,000 probation and parole officers from across the U.S. gather next week in D.C. for the American Probation and Parole Association’s 35th Annual Training Institute, many will be wearing—and testing—a technology that’s taken center stage throughout the country in the last few months: the SCRAMx alcohol monitoring anklets.
June 08, 2010
AMS Press Statement June 8, 2010

SCRAMx Client Confidentiality and the AMS Confirmation Process for all Violations
March 16, 2010
Rogers County Clamps Down on Drunk Drivers With New Multifunction Anklets: Local Courts Some of First in the Country to Use Combined Alcohol, House Arrest Ankle Monitors

While Tulsa area courts have been using 24/7 alcohol monitoring anklets to monitor offenders since 2005, the Rogers County Felony Drug and DUI Courts are some of the first in the country to implement a new version of the technology, which includes both 24/7 alcohol testing and house arrest monitoring in the same anklet.
February 24, 2010
St. Louis County Tests Alcohol Bracelets, Awards Contract to EMASS and SCRAM

Eastern Missouri Alternative Sentencing Services (EMASS) has announced that Saint Louis County Justice Services has awarded their alcohol monitoring contract for the county’s DUI offenders to EMASS and their transdermal alcohol sensors, known as SCRAM.
February 02, 2010
Judges Looking to Technologies to Reduce Jail Stays, Cut Costs in Underfunded Courts: Growing Success of State’s Drug Courts Takes Center Stage at Michigan Conference

When the Michigan Association of Drug Court Professionals (MADCP) hosts its annual conference in Lansing this week, 500 judges and drug court professionals from around the state will be aggressively looking at cost-effective technologies in an effort to meet the rapidly growing crisis in the state’s budget and corrections system.