Does Georgia Profit from Inmate Deaths Through Insurance?

A social media claim suggests GDC profits from inmate deaths through insurance policies. While the “dead peasant insurance” scandal was real for corporations, no evidence supports this theory for prisons. The documented abuses are damning enough.

How to Create a Parole Packet for Georgia State Prisoners

…a professional tone. Always thank the Board and remain respectful. 4. Resources & Sample Parole Packets 📌 Parole Process Information: • Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles: https://pap.georgia.gov/parole-consideration 📌 Georgia Legal Assistance for Parole Cases: •…

Your Rights and the GDC’s Responsibilities: What Families Need to Know When an Inmate Dies

If your loved one dies in Georgia’s prison system, you deserve to know your rights and what the Georgia DOC is required to do. This guide explains the full process—from the immediate, personal notification by a facility’s Warden or Superintendent, to the mandatory inquest and autopsy procedures for suspicious or unexpected deaths. It also covers how and when you should receive the death certificate and the timely release of remains. By understanding these procedures and your legal rights, you can better advocate for transparency and accountability in this critical time.

An Overview of the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles

The Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles (often referred to simply as the Parole Board) is an independent, constitutional agency responsible for making critical decisions about parole and clemency for individuals convicted of crimes under Georgia state law. It plays a vital role in Georgia’s criminal justice system by promoting rehabilitation and reintegration, while …

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Georgia Prisoner’s Handbook

Georgia DOC Inmate Handbook Official Georgia Department of Corrections inmate handbook – comprehensive guide to policies and procedures. View PDF Document

Separate Gangs, Save Lives: Gang Control in Georgia Prisons

Gang violence killed 100+ in Georgia prisons in 2024. The DOJ found gangs control entire housing units. Arizona cut violence 50% with gang separation. Texas achieved major reductions in homicide. The solution exists—Georgia refuses to implement it. This reference guide explains the crisis, the evidence, and what you can do.

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