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Thank You for Using Impact Justice AI—Together, We’re Making a Difference

Since November 1, when Impact Justice AI officially launched, the response has been overwhelmingly powerful. In just a few short months, 808 users have utilized the system to send 12,510 emails to Georgia legislators, government officials, and media outlets—demanding transparency, accountability, and justice for those affected by Georgia’s broken prison system. Delivering Your Voices Directly to Lawmakers To increase the impact of our movement, The GDC …

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.

Study: Racial Bias in Georgia Sentencing Decisions

Racial bias in Georgia’s sentencing leads to significant disparities, particularly in death penalty cases, requiring urgent reform.

Georgia Prison Discipline Rules vs. 8th Amendment Standards

Georgia’s prison discipline rules often breach the Eighth Amendment, exposing inmates to violence, neglect, and poor conditions, highlighting urgent reform needs.

How Advocacy Groups Hold Prisons Accountable for Negligence

Advocacy groups expose prison negligence and strive for systemic healthcare reforms, protecting inmates’ rights under the Eighth Amendment.

8th Amendment and Mental Health in Georgia Prisons

Georgia’s prisons violate the Eighth Amendment by neglecting mental health care, leading to alarming suicide rates and violence among inmates.

Inmate Safety During Disasters: Rights vs. Reality

Inmate safety during disasters is compromised by infrastructure failures, resource shortages, and lack of oversight, risking lives in emergencies.

DOJ Report Findings Backed by Inmate Stories

A DOJ report reveals alarming constitutional violations in Georgia’s prisons, corroborated by inmate testimonies and grassroots advocacy efforts.

Georgia Whistleblower Act: Key Protections

Explore the protections and reporting processes under the Georgia Whistleblower Act for correctional staff reporting misconduct.

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 …