John Quick

Georgia prisons face serious Eighth Amendment violations, including excessive force and medical neglect, raising urgent calls for reform and accountability.

Prison fees burden families with financial strain, leading to debt and instability while perpetuating cycles of poverty and re-incarceration.

Rural counties in Georgia face higher prison admissions due to limited resources and systemic issues, while urban areas benefit from better support systems.

Effective resource allocation in Georgia’s prison system is crucial for reducing recidivism and supporting successful reintegration into society.

Georgia’s prison system faces a crisis, marked by rising deaths and inhumane conditions. Urgent reforms are needed to ensure safety and rehabilitation.

Parental incarceration disrupts children’s education, leading to significant academic and social challenges that require urgent attention and support.

The DOJ’s 2025 report uncovers severe misuse of federal grants in Georgia prisons, leading to rising inmate deaths and deteriorating conditions.

A DOJ report reveals a healthcare crisis in Georgia prisons, exposing serious issues in chronic pain management and urgent need for reforms.

Georgia prisons face a mental health crisis, with overcrowding and inadequate care leading to rising deaths. Legal obligations demand urgent reforms.

Explore the legal issues surrounding Georgia’s gang database, including privacy concerns, biases, and the need for reform to protect individual rights.