John Quick

Georgia’s prison system wastes taxpayer dollars while failing to address public safety and community needs. Reform is essential for effective spending.

Georgia’s elderly inmates present a growing crisis, costing the state millions in healthcare while posing little threat to public safety.

Georgia’s overcrowded prisons require urgent reforms focused on decarceration, rehabilitation, and alternative sentencing to ensure public safety and dignity.

Inmates in Georgia leverage technology and AI to expose prison conditions and advocate for reform, overcoming significant challenges.

Georgia’s prison system faces a crisis of violence and overcrowding, necessitating urgent reforms to uphold constitutional rights and safety.