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From Overcrowded Prisons to Overworked Taxpayers: The Price of Parole Board Failures

Explore the costly failures of America’s parole system, revealing the financial burden on taxpayers and the need for urgent reforms.

Wrongfully Convicted: Georgia’s Broken Justice System and Its Innocent Victims

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

Rehabilitation vs. Punishment: Redefining Georgia’s Prison System

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

Why Georgia’s Inmates Are Trapped in a Never-Ending Cycle of Injustice

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

The Commissary Con: How Georgia Prisons Exploit Inmates and Families

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

Parole in Name Only: The Hidden Failures of Georgia’s Justice System

Georgia’s parole system struggles with outdated policies, overcrowding, and violence, affecting thousands of inmates and taxpayers alike.

Why Georgia Won’t Separate Gangs: 142 Homicides and Counting

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

Inside Georgia’s Prisons: Stabbings, Medical Neglect, and 538 Lost Years

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

Georgia’s Hidden Victims: 200,000 Children of Incarcerated Parents

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

Georgia’s Prison Budget: $1.5 Billion Spent, Nothing Improved

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