National Partnership on Alcohol Misuse and Crime Alcohol Monitoring Technologies Breath Alcohol Detection November 10, 2009.

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National Partnership on Alcohol Misuse and Crime Alcohol Monitoring Technologies Breath Alcohol Detection November 10, 2009

Intoximeters ®, Inc. Oldest Manufacturer of breath alcohol detection instrumentation in the world (1945) Technology leader in breath alcohol detection Sales leader

Applications – Law Enforcement Pre-arrest Law Enforcement Screening Post Arrest Evidence Pre Adjudication Pre-Trial DUI Courts Post Adjudication Corrections Probation Parole Work Release

Applications - Workplace Regulated DOT (49 CFR Part 40) NRC Non- Regulated

Applications - Other Drug and Alcohol Treatment Centers Emergency Rooms Schools Research

Post-Evidential Testing Markets Intoximeters has been interested in pursuing the post arrest markets, but has struggled to find a solution that we felt would be consistent with the program quality that we have offered in our pre-arrest and evidential testing markets. The instrument can only be effective in a program with goals consistent with the capabilities of the instrument - and where there is a viable means to implement that program.

Evolution of the Markets Home Arrest – early 1990’s Ignition Interloc – mid 1990’s Probation Kiosk – early /7 Testing – 2005

Home Arrest Strengths Convenient for offender Lower cost than jail Could be offender pay Weaknesses Operator controlled test (most recently transdermal testing solutions have helped address this concern) Labor intensive No immediate consequence for a failed test Cost – one unit tests one person

Ignition Interloc Convenient for offender Lower cost than jail High profile Wrong message sent to the offender It’s okay to drink, but not to drink and drive Too costly to enforce compliance Studies show a higher rate of accidents for those with a system in place No immediate consequence for a failed tests Cost - one unit tests one person

Probation Kiosk Convenient for offender Convenient for PO Operator controlled Test Labor intensive review No immediate consequence for failed test Expensive per unit cost

24/7 Programs Strengths Sends proper message Offender pay Immediate consequence Built in compliance tracking Low cost solution Simple Designed to integrate with treatment / rehabilitation Same model can be used for drug use monitoring Proven success Weaknesses Labor intensive

Instrument Design Extremely High Use 400 Tests per Day per instrument Normal Law Enforcement Use is 200 Tests per year Low Cost Mouthpiece Fast Cycle Time Evidential Grade Accuracy

South Dakota Experience 1,000,000 Tests per Year Low Failure Rate Improved design on two components to improve instrument life in high volume testing Capable of handling 400 tests per day No challenges in four years to positive results Customer is pleased with the performance

South Dakota 24/7 - Statistics GENERAL PBT STATISTICS SUMMARY May 2009 Prepared by the South Dakota Attorney General’s Office  11,956 PEOPLE PLACED ON THE PROGRAM SINCE FEBRUARY 2005  ADMINISTERED 2.09 MILLION TWICE PER DAY TESTS  PASS RATE 99.6%