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9/10/07 New York expands Ignition Interlock Law [ Link to article ]
6/12/06 NY, Legislative Gazette [ Link to article ]
Bill would require ignition locking devices in every car
1/3/06 Massachusetts Motor Vehicles [ Link to article ]
Healey Unveils Ignition Interlock Devices for Repeat Drunk Drivers
3/4/04 Albany Times Union [ No link. News article expired from the web early April, 2004 ]
Putting safety in the driver's seat
Story on Walt Lotz and Sens-O-Lock™
11/13/05 Farmington Daily Times [ Link to article ]
First in a series: Richardson on crime
This year New Mexico became the only state in the nation to require that all first-time DWI offenders have an ignition interlock device installed in their car.
9/30/04 Santa Fe New Mexican [ Link to article ]
Governor proposes harsher DWI standards, expanded interlock use
9/19/04 The Columbian, Clarke County, WA [ Link to article ]
Will Washington make DUI enforcement grade?
9/9/04 The Hook, Charlottesville, VA [ Link to article ]
No mercy: New DUI laws even tougher
6/10/04 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer [ Link to article ]
Changes in DUI laws keep us safer
2004 The Albuquerque Tribune [ Link to article ]
Ignition lock task force convened
"There's nothing out there that's any better than ignition interlock," Roth said. "Nothing else is as effective."
1/12/2003 The Billings Gazette [ Link to article ]
Breath-alcohol locks worked 10,000 times
"Breath-alcohol detectors installed in the cars of convicted drunken drivers prevented them from driving under the influence more than 10,000 times in the first year of Pennsylvania's Ignition Interlock Law, according to a study."
11/8/07 The Lufkin Daily News, Lufkin, TX
5/2/06 New York Daily News
Suffolk gets high-tech leg up on DWI
5/1/06 WABC Eyewitness News, New York
A new way to monitor DWI offenders - Suffolk Co. the first in New York state to use SCRAM.
4/2/06 KPLCTV
District Attorney Increases DWI Arsenal
12/5/17/05 The Tennessean
Ankle monitors tell court when DUI offenders drink
11/18/05 WRAL, NC
Alcohol-Monitoring Device Trims Repeat DWI Offenses
11/13/05 Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Foot equipment monitors blood alcohol
9/27/05 Slate
Can I Cut Off My Electronic Monitoring Bracelet?
7/23/05 Winston-Salem Journal
Alcohol-detecting anklet rises in use
7/3/05 Milwaukee Journal Sentinal
1/21/05 Denver Post
12/21/04 The Tennessean
12/21/04 The Tennessean
Ankle band tracks DUI offenders
10/13/04 The Denver Post, CO
Getting a leg up on DUI offenders
10/13/04 The St. Cloud Times Online, MN
Stearns considers technology to keep offenders out of jail
10/8/04 The Fort Collins Coloradoan Online, CO
Ankle monitor offers option to jail
10/4/04 The Daily Mining Gazette, MI
Some Michigan courts using alcohol-detection anklets
10/1/04 WOOD TV, Grand Rapids, MI
New device to monitor high risk alcohol offenders
9/30/04 WTVO, Rockford, IL
Sheriff Hopes New Technology Will Cut Down on Repeat DUIs
9/13/04 Akron Beagle Journal, OH
Drunken drivers to wear monitors
9/9/04 The Blade, Toledo, OH
Ankle bracelet puts clamp on drinking by alcohol offenders
8/2/04 Orlando Sentinel, FL
Crime doesn't pay but high-tech crime-fighting might
7/21/04 Williamson County Review Appeal
JAILHOUSE RESEARCH: Assistant DA spends weekend in jail to test program’s effectiveness [ scroll down ]
7/16/04 Williamson County Review Appeal
Drunk Drivers Beware: Prosecution duo has state's highest conviction rate
7/4/04 Daily Local News Online
Getting a leg up on probation violators
6/7/04 The Times of Northwest Indiana
Judges eye new tool to combat drunk driving [scroll down ]
5/28/04 Deseret News
DUI device helps track offenders' alcohol use [ pdf ]
5/27/04 KSL TV Salt Lake City
DUI Offenders Monitored by Bracelets
5/13/04 PR Newswire
Dallas company offering first hourly alcohol-testing system to Dallas, five other counties
5/1/04 The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
24-hour blood-alcohol monitor tried out in Racine
4/15/04 Scranton Times Tribune
Ankle bracelet monitors defendants' drinking
4/9/04 The Advertiser-Tribune
3/19/04 The Saginaw News
Alcohol-detecting anklets a new sentencing option
3/18/04 The Bay City Times
Spirits sensor: Bay County officials weigh alcohol-detecting ankle device for repeat offenders
2/12/04 The Detroit News
House Arrest Services keeps tabs on offenders
2/4/04 Akron Beacon Journal
Devices chaperon offenders: SCRAM bracelets detect alcohol in sweat of those on parole, house arrest
12/29/03 The Indianapolis Star
Tool keeps eye on DUI offenders, no sweat
2/25/04 Technology Marketing Corporation's Communications Solutions Magazine
Nuance Named a 2003 ''Product of the Year'' Award Winner
Nuance is the speech recognition technology behind ShadowTrack.
"Nuance (Nasdaq:NUAN), the voice automation expert, today announced that Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC(R))'s Communications Solutions(R) Magazine named Nuance Vocalizer(TM) 3.0 a 2003 "Product of the Year." Communications Solutions(R) is the premier Web publication and newsletter in the communications industry."
November/December 2003 Speech Technology Magazine
Speaker Verification for Community Release
On one community's experience with ShadowTrack. In-depth "interview with Judge William Dupont of Iberville Parish, La., provides an example of how the creative application of speaker verification to juvenile offenders can produce benefits for both the child and the corrections agency."
Judge Dupont says, " In reality, this does save money. It saves a lot of money."
9/12/03 ZDNet.com
9/11/03 C|NET News.com
9/3/03 BiometricTech Newsletter
Fall 2002 A Newsletter of the Judiciary of the State of Louisiana
Plaquemine City Court Pilots Voice Recognition Monitoring Program [ pdf ]
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