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Check Out These CAM Numbers
SCRAM CAM stats are very impressive numbers — and with the help of you and your courts, they keep growing. Here are a few powerful stats we like to boast about — and for good reason.
* Total CAM monitored days: 74,043,559 — Yes, that is over 74 million!
* Of those monitored days, 99.2% of them have been Sober Days
* Over 718,000 clients have been monitored by SCRAM CAM
* Of those clients, 526,144 have been completely compliant
* At 48 alcohol readings per day, CAM devices have taken over 3.3 billion readings
To learn more call (800.464.5917) or visit us (www.scramsystemsnc.com) today.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES PROVIDER ADDS MICHAEL G. ALBERT TO JUDICIAL SERVICES TEAM—FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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BBC One Crimewatch Roadshow -- Alcohol Monitoring Tags
Electronic monitoring is no longer based on the electronic bracelets, but, rather, on a cutting-edge no-tag, self-installing solution that seamlessly interfaces with a user-friendly and flexible application that can be managed on the move. The EM programs manage all the stages of offender’s rehabilitation from in-facility tracking to location-based tracking outdoors. The EM solutions become so advanced, in fact, that now you not only can monitor offender’s whereabouts, but also health, levels of stress and mood, amounts of daily physical activity, calories consumed and burnt and much more. It is very clear how cost-and-socially-effective EM programs are, and they become part of a golden standard for rehabilitating prisoners, adopted by almost all the governments of the world.
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SCRAM Nexus: The Future of Community Corrections
Awareness + Action = Social Change
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, be part of the equation.
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The efficiency of technology in the global justice system
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GOVERNMENT SERVICES PROVIDER ADDS MATTHEW KNITTER TO JUDICIAL SERVICES TEAM—FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Now available to all SCRAM Systems customers! Access new analytics reports driven by Microsoft® PowerBI® through the SCRAM Optix™ platform. Filter, print, and share essential information and statistics through interactive reports, including:
Monitoring & Compliance information such as demographics, alerts, and referral sources
Inventory Reports that provide a current inventory overview, inventory details, and trends over time
GPS Compliance data such as monitoring overview information, average days on program before first alert, and more
Now Available in SCRAM Optix!
Simply click the Analytics tab to explore today.
Introducing the SCRAM Ally™ Victim Notification Mobile App https://www.scramsystems.com/scram-blog/introducing-scram-ally-victim-notification-app/
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Ricky Schroder Calls Cops After Kyle Rittenhouse Bail Backlash: Report
24/7 Sobriety Programs address repeat drunk driving and other alcohol-related offenses by separating participants from the root cause of their crimes: alcohol. In these programs, every DWI offender is supervised for alcohol consumption to encourage compliance and accountability. Call us today to learn more about how we could help you improve upon an existing program, or create a program specifically-designed to fit your requirements. 800-464-5917....www.scramsystemsnc.com
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Treatment Courts Are Advancing Justice
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Pretrial Detention In NYC Jumps After Bail Reform Rollback - Law360
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U.S. Cities with the Highest DUI Rates | Sobering Up
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Martin Sheen: Introducing SCRAM Nexus
The best gift of 2020? A safe and happy ending to the year. Please, don't drink and drive. Designate a sober driver.
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#MakingADifference #HappyHolidays #DriveSoberOrGetPulledOver
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Search for woman kidnapped at gunpoint in Liberty County
As we look back on the challenges and accomplishments of 2020, all of us at Continuous Alcohol Monitoring and SCRAM Systems are looking forward to the opportunities and growth that a new year promises. We wanted to take a moment to wish you a 2021 full of health, prosperity, and peace.
HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM!
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Proposed Pennsylvania DUI Legislation ‘Deana’s Law’ Impacted by COVID-19 | Sobering Up
SCRAM TouchPoint Helps Columbia County Supervise Clients During COVID-19 Pandemic
The Columbia County Probation Department serves a critical role in community supervision by overseeing justice-involved individuals charged or convicted of various crimes. They supervise these individuals through random drug and alcohol testing, referring them for counseling and treatment, and maintaining a close view of how well their clients are complying with court-ordered probation conditions.
This mission, combined with the intrinsic challenges faced by members of the community, is what led the department to implement the latest technology to successfully accomplish the task. The Columbia County Probation Department was one of the first in the state to institute the use of SCRAM Nexus®, an innovative evidence-based practices software platform, in combination with SCRAM TouchPoint™, a client engagement smartphone mobile application.
Harnessing Mobile Supervision Technology
Columbia County Probation Director Vince Doto was a key champion of bringing the technology to the table for the department. His focus on improving probation processes and reducing client recidivism is what led him to introduce SCRAM Nexus with TouchPoint to his department.
Columbia County officers developed a process of using TouchPoint to communicate with clients more frequently, to provide them automatic reminders of their appointments, and to request that they complete check-ins to be done remotely through the app.
The team first began using TouchPoint to maintain a higher level of oversight with their sex offender caseload—a group of clients who are required to connect with probation weekly. TouchPoint enabled those check-ins to be more efficient and provided peace of mind for the officers by capturing a GPS point of the check-in location and a live photo to verify the client’s identity. “TouchPoint gave our clients the ability to do a check-in without having to get out of work, or struggling to find a ride to the office,” Doto explained.
Responding to a Global Crisis
When COVID-19 impacted departments globally in the spring of 2020, the Columbia County Probation Department felt fortunate that they had already implemented this critical technology to communicate with many of their clients.
Once stay-at-home orders went into effect, Officer Gavin Cipollino was able to notify all clients at once using TouchPoint’s functionality called Text-to-All. Using Text-to-All, the team was able to immediately notify probationers that the office was shutting down, instruct them to vacate scheduled office visits and shift direction to remote check-ins. “It was really nice to be able to shoot out that huge text message to everyone and know that they got it,” said Cipollino.
Officer Lauren Ricci also found TouchPoint to be helpful during that time when she was unable to do home visits but needed to retain contact with those on her felony caseload. “With COVID, all we could have is phone contact,” said Officer Ricci. “This provided another avenue to keep in contact with our clients. And with GPS points [obtained during check-ins], we could see that they were still where they were supposed to be.”
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Consistently ranked #1 in GPS Electronic Monitoring
North Carolina’s only AMS Preferred Partner
718,568 Total Clients Monitored
74,043,559 Total Monitored Days
3,306,395,768 Alcohol Tests Performed
101 Average Days on Program
92% Sober Days
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Cited with Recognition for Services to Courts and Treatment Centers, Cartret and Camp receive 2018 Entrepreneur of the Year Award
“Continuous Alcohol Monitoring LLC was cited as offering products that revolutionized the way courts, agencies and treatment providers monitor alcohol-involved offenders.
This option not only reduces daily inmate fees but helps the inmate maintain gainful employment, retain the ability to pay child support and be a productive member of society.”
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Introducing the SCRAM Ally™ Victim Notification Mobile App
Category: Location Monitoring
Product: SCRAM GPS, SCRAM Ally
For sexual assault or domestic violence victims, knowing their abuser is being tracked with a GPS bracelet may not be enough. Having the option to have more transparency into the perpetrator’s travel behaviors and GPS bracelet activities may help provide victims with added peace of mind.
That’s why we created the SCRAM Ally™ Victim Notification mobile app—working in conjunction with SCRAM GPS®—to notify the victim and supervising authorities when a GPS client is in proximity to the victim’s phone.
No Additional Device Needed
With Ally, the victim is not required to carry an additional GPS device but instead installs the app directly onto their own Apple or Android smartphone. The mobile app allows location data to be sent to the SCRAM GPS server and identifies if the GPS client enters prohibited proximity zones in relation to the victim’s phone.
Ally provides reliable and accurate victim location information using GPS, Wi-Fi, and the smartphone’s location services. And with a configurable mobile zone radius, officers can determine the distance at which the victim and supervising authorities will receive a notification should the GPS client enter the area.
If the GPS client does enter the prohibited mobile zone, the victim will receive an alert via email, text, or push notification and the supervising authorities are promptly notified. Victims can also receive additional notifications regarding the GPS client’s activities, including low bracelet battery alerts, tamper attempts, or other zone violations.
Ally has a panic button that can be used to call 911 or a custom emergency number, which may help provide further peace of mind for victims.
Victim Notification + Reliable GPS Monitoring Technology
Not only will survivors of crime benefit from the Ally mobile app, but when paired with SCRAM GPS, officers can gain even more insight into GPS client behavior. The proximity display allows officers to compare client and victim locations to help put a GPS client’s movement into context. And with the SCRAM GPS bracelet’s superior location accuracy and nearly instant tamper and zone violation alerts, officers can more effectively supervise clients while enhancing community safety.
Additionally, SCRAM GPS analytics, including the new Pattern of Life mapping, takes the 1,440 location points a GPS client generates each day and distills it into clean, easy-to-view information, providing an unprecedented look into client travel behavior.
When combined with SCRAM GPS, the SCRAM Ally Victim Notification mobile app may help provide peace of mind for victims—an important step in their recovery.
Modern-day community supervision faces constant challenges—budget constraints, increasing officer responsibility, growing caseloads, and more. With these obstacles, it’s more important than ever that departments utilize technology to apply evidence-based principles to client intake processes. Research has shown that the quicker clients can move from sentencing to active supervision, the more likely they are to succeed.
New technology is helping combat these challenges to make officers’ day-to-day tasks easier and help probation and parole departments effectively integrate evidence-based practices (EBP) into existing policies and procedures. SCRAM Nexus® is the first-ever decision-support software tool built to enhance case management systems and guide officers through daily workflows to consistently apply EBP.
Technology is Key to Initializing a Client’s Successful Supervision
Pressures have increased on community supervision as the case for prison and jail depopulation continues to build. This has left officers with a unique challenge—not only are caseloads growing, but the types of clients are becoming more diverse. With mixed caseloads of various risk levels, programming needs, and unique statutory requirements, it can be overwhelming for an officer to onboard and supervise so many clients with differing needs, expectations of treatment, and contact standards.
Nexus facilitates quick setup for client intake by compiling client data and automating the onboarding process based on department policy. Client information is organized and synthesized into meaningful insights, giving officers an unprecedented look into each individual client’s progress. Nexus also takes this data and recommends treatment services that best suit the client’s needs based on assessment results, ensuring that each client gets the right services for the right reasons. With the click of a button, officers can set up a calendar and referrals so service providers can initiate counseling and treatment. To learn more call 800-464-5917.
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Serving: Eastern NC
Office: 3204 Sunet Ave. Rocky Mount NC.
Also providing Subtance Abuse Treatment, DWI Assessments, DMV Evaluations and DOT SAP Services.
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Transdermal Alcohol Testing
HOW SCRAM CAM TESTS THROUGH THE SKIN
If you’ve ever noticed the aroma coming from someone who drank alcohol the night before, then you’ve experienced the very event that spawned the interest of our founders in the science of transdermal alcohol monitoring.
While the technology that allows the SCRAM CAM bracelet to effectively test and report alcohol consumption based on transdermal testing is relatively new, the science of transdermal testing is not. Transdermal—or literally “through the skin”—has been known for decades as a reliable way to transport substances, both through absorption and excretion.
In the 1920s researchers first began testing the concept of alcohol emissions through the skin. In 1985, researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine published two studies on the subject of measuring volatile substances through the skin and measuring alcohol excretion in human perspiration. Today the science is well studied, peer-reviewed, and documented.
