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Continuous alcohol monitoring technology is designed to monitor alcohol consumption among offenders who consume alcohol. Often used as a sanction applied to drunk drivers, this device monitors and measures alcohol consumption. These are now used by the courts to oversee people who have been ordered not to drink alcohol.
There are a few different types of alcohol monitors. One type is worn around the person’s ankle to monitor alcohol consumption 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Another type of alcohol monitor can be placed in the person’s car, which requires the person to call in and repeat a complex sentence to prove sobriety and coherence. Lastly, another type known as a Breathalyzer requires a driver blow into the device to monitor the blood alcohol level.
How do Alcohol Monitors Work?
The ankle bracelet works by monitoring the wearer’s perspiration every 30 minutes. The device is similar to a Breathalyzer, which by determining the level of alcohol in the person’s body. If the defendant tests positive for alcohol, the company reports it to AA Professional Bail Bonding.
Ankle Monitoring Laws & Requirements
Each person’s ankle monitoring rules and restrictions are determined by the court — not AA Professional Bail Bonding. While AA Professional Bail Bonding will enforce the laws and requirements of the agreement, the staff cannot set or alter a device.
What to Expect with Alcohol Monitors with AA Professional Bail Bonds
The ankle monitoring service provided by AA Professional Bail Bonding is to help the courts track persons out on bail or released by the courts for varying reasons. Each person being monitored will have different degrees of access to their area.
Unlike other providers, AA Professional Bail Bonding is available every day of the week, 24 hours a day to answer any questions the person being monitored may have. You will never be left worrying if you have made a violation.
What Happens if I Violate the Alcohol Monitor?
AA Professional Bail Bonding’s ankle monitoring systems are carefully monitored to make sure no person violates the terms of their release. While violations such as allowed alcohol levels and areas are explicitly explained to each person wearing a unit, there are other violations as well. You are not allowed to tamper with the strap, cut the strap, tamper with the device, or submerge the device in water. Violating the terms of your monitoring agreement will make a bondsman contact you immediately. Direct violations of agreements may result in an arrest.
If you should have any questions about the alcohol monitor, including the ankle bracelet and breathalyzer, AA Professional Bonding will be happy to help.
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