marcellus91872
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Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor system is a relatively new and very effective alcohol monitor.SCRAM is used in 30 states and is taking over the traditionalmethods of testing such as preliminary breathylizer tests (PBT)or urinalysis,but does not read blood alcohol content (BAC).Instead,the SCRAM bracelet (worn around the ankle),supposedly reads from vapors emitted through the skin.Unfortunately,it can detect everything from deodorant and hair spray to household cleaners.These are all items on what is called the banned items list,however,there are many products that contain alcohol that do not list it in an ingredients list.Windex is a perfect example,everyone knows about ammonia, but it is also 2% butoxyethanol and 3% isopropyl alcohol!
I am currently aware of 3 convictions for probation violations from a device that does not give a BAC/BrAC!Fifteen hours of witnesses saved me from a confirmed alcohol consumption.The reading,according to testimony of the repusenative of House Arrest Services and Alcohol Monitoring Systems, wasindicitive to that of consumption,but in fact was a fuel spill of some significance.If this happened on my day off,my only witness would have been Jozlynn,my 2 year old daughter.A definite conviction from an indefinite
device.My first two tethers were loosely fitted on my leg,causing extreme abrasions,infections and ultimately discomfort.The tether fell down my leg constantly,every time I climbed stairs,stepped down from a curb,walked any significant distance or perspired.There is a permanent scar on my left leg the size of a nickel from trying to avoid obstructions.
SCRAM bracelets are armed with a system that detects interference and it sends out an alert.Again,these obstructions can be caused by socks,sheets,pant legs or a thin blanket and can happen whenthe probationer is unaware or even sleeping. Apparently,from the testimony of a SCRAM system operator,it doesn't qualify as an obstruction unless it occurs for 6 hours in at which time alcohol could still be detected.I
myself had an obstruction for 12 hours,even though there was no alcohol consumption detected,witnessed,or purchased,I was convicted.People who are working a 12 step program are prosecuted for doing the next right thing.Their children,mothers,spouses and loved ones lives are being effected,even destroyed by this gross injustice!!
More on SCRAM at http://convictedinnocent.blogspot.com
I am currently aware of 3 convictions for probation violations from a device that does not give a BAC/BrAC!Fifteen hours of witnesses saved me from a confirmed alcohol consumption.The reading,according to testimony of the repusenative of House Arrest Services and Alcohol Monitoring Systems, wasindicitive to that of consumption,but in fact was a fuel spill of some significance.If this happened on my day off,my only witness would have been Jozlynn,my 2 year old daughter.A definite conviction from an indefinite
device.My first two tethers were loosely fitted on my leg,causing extreme abrasions,infections and ultimately discomfort.The tether fell down my leg constantly,every time I climbed stairs,stepped down from a curb,walked any significant distance or perspired.There is a permanent scar on my left leg the size of a nickel from trying to avoid obstructions.
SCRAM bracelets are armed with a system that detects interference and it sends out an alert.Again,these obstructions can be caused by socks,sheets,pant legs or a thin blanket and can happen whenthe probationer is unaware or even sleeping. Apparently,from the testimony of a SCRAM system operator,it doesn't qualify as an obstruction unless it occurs for 6 hours in at which time alcohol could still be detected.I
myself had an obstruction for 12 hours,even though there was no alcohol consumption detected,witnessed,or purchased,I was convicted.People who are working a 12 step program are prosecuted for doing the next right thing.Their children,mothers,spouses and loved ones lives are being effected,even destroyed by this gross injustice!!
More on SCRAM at http://convictedinnocent.blogspot.com