Mike Jones

Georgia’s prisons face a crisis of violence and gang control due to severe understaffing, leading to unprecedented inmate deaths and corruption.

Georgia prisons are plagued by a healthcare crisis, resulting in preventable deaths and systemic neglect of inmate medical care.

Georgia’s prison crisis deeply affects families, causing financial strain and emotional trauma for children separated from incarcerated parents.

Georgia’s prisons struggle with a rampant contraband crisis driven by staff shortages, gang control, and systemic corruption, threatening safety and reform.

Georgia’s prison system faces a corruption crisis, with rampant smuggling, unsafe conditions, and urgent calls for reform to ensure inmate safety.

Georgia’s justice system has systemic flaws leading to wrongful convictions, leaving hundreds of innocent individuals imprisoned and without compensation.

Georgia’s prison system must shift from punishment to rehabilitation, focusing on mental health and reintegration to effectively reduce recidivism rates.

Georgia’s prison commissary system imposes exorbitant prices on inmates and families, highlighting the urgent need for reform and transparency.

Georgia’s prisons face alarming violence and neglect, with urgent calls for reform to address systemic issues and protect inmates’ rights.