John Quick

Georgia’s prisons face a crisis of overcrowding, violence, and neglect, highlighting the urgent need for reform and humane treatment of inmates.

Georgia’s prison healthcare system is in crisis, marked by neglect and preventable deaths due to underfunding and privatization.

Georgia’s broken parole system traps inmates in a cycle of injustice, highlighting the urgent need for reforms to prioritize rehabilitation and transparency.

Addressing gang violence in prisons through separation, leader transfers, and rehabilitation can create safer environments and reduce crime rates.

Georgia’s prison system faces severe human rights violations, including violence and medical neglect, impacting inmates and communities alike.

Georgia’s prison system affects families deeply, with emotional and financial challenges for nearly 200,000 children left behind.

Georgia’s prison system wastes $1.48 billion annually, with high recidivism rates; reforming it for rehabilitation could save money and improve safety.