Georgia’s parole system is complex, often leaving incarcerated individuals and their families confused about eligibility, the review process, and how to effectively advocate for release. With one of the highest incarceration rates in the country, Georgia’s parole system plays a crucial role in determining who gets a second chance and who remains behind bars.
This page serves as a resource for understanding Georgia’s parole policies, how to petition for parole or clemency, and what you can do to advocate for a fairer system. Whether you’re preparing a parole packet, seeking legal guidance, or pushing for reform, the information here will help you navigate the process with confidence.
Explore the links below to learn more about how parole works, how to prepare for it, and how you can take action to fix a broken system.
Trapped in Limbo: How Georgia’s Parole System Fails Eligible Inmates
Reimagining Parole: A Roadmap to Fix Georgia’s Broken System
Parole in Name Only: The Hidden Failures of Georgia’s Justice System
From Overcrowded Prisons to Overworked Taxpayers: The Price of Parole Board Failures
Early Releases for Good Behavior: The Parole Board’s Key Role in Fixing Georgia’s Broken Prison System
Broken Promises: How Georgia’s Parole Board Defies Legislative Mandates and Denies Due Process
Abolish the Parole Board? Exploring Accountability in Georgia’s Parole Process
