Alcohol Monitoring
At CAM Systems, we maintain a unique position in the alcohol monitoring field. Leveraging our well-established relationships with multiple device and technology manufacturers, we have the ability to utilize two different types of alcohol monitoring technologies: The MEMS unit takes random breath alcohol content readings while snapping a full color, panoramic photo of the offender in the home, while the SCRAM device is worn on the ankle and takes a trans-dermal alcohol content reading every 30 minutes, every day. Both devices are effective, and both are FULLY managed by CAM Systems and our team of field service officers (who manage the equipment, installs, removals, and troubleshooting) and our court service personnel (who manage violation and program reporting, sanctioning, software and schedule set-up, and program implementation and on-going development).
Recommended Alcohol Monitoring Candidates
- Driving with a BAC of > or = 0.16 (equivalent to having 9 drinks in 1 hour for a 180 lb. person)
- Multiple DUIs
- Offenders where alcohol is a contributing factor
- Domestic Relations to facilitate child visitation or custody