A Second Chance Monitoring

Georgia courts can order alcohol monitoring in custody cases. Learn how Soberlink and SCRAM CAM are used, what compliance looks like, and how results are reported.

Yes, electronic monitoring may be an option instead of jail in Georgia. Learn how to request it, what factors judges weigh, and how we can help.

Ordered to wear a SCRAM CAM bracelet? Learn how continuous transdermal alcohol testing works, how results are reported, and what daily wear looks like.

Ordered to wear a SCRAM GPS ankle monitor? Learn how it works, what triggers alerts, how to charge it, and what to expect.

Not sure what the first month on an ankle monitor looks like? Learn how to build charging habits, avoid common violations, and stay compliant.

The Reconnect app connects clients with their supervising officer through messaging, reminders, check-ins, and digital forms. A 2nd Chance Monitoring explains.

Ordered to wear a wrist monitor instead of an ankle bracelet? Learn how wrist-worn electronic monitoring works, who it’s for, and what to expect.

Ordered to use Soberlink? Learn how testing schedules work, how identity is verified, how results are reported, and what to do if a test is missed.

Ordered to wear an Omnilink OM500? Learn how it works, how to charge it, what triggers alerts, and what to expect from day one.

How far can you go with an ankle monitor? The answer depends on your court order, not the device. Here is what controls your range.