A scram bracelet is an electronic monitoring bracelet that is strapped to a defendant’s ankle that is there to detect whether or not that person’s excreting alcohol. The courts routinely may use a scram monitoring prior to your trial to determine whether or not an individual is violating the release rules of drinking alcohol. After trial, if convicted, the court can, in certain circumstances, sentence you to have to wear that scram monitor for a period of time, ranging anywhere from 6 months to a year, again, to ensure for the court that you are not consuming alcohol while on probation.