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(a) Within the division there shall be an office of chief medical examiner. (b) The chief medical examiner shall be appointed by the director. No person may be the chief medical examiner unless that person at the time of appointment is a pathologist certified
Georgia Prisoners' Speak newsletter covering post-conviction reform hearings, gubernatorial candidate responses on prison policy, updated legal database, and death-in-custody documentation efforts.
Ronald Allen, a Georgia prison inmate, lost his hands after being forced to handle frozen meat with inadequate gloves and receiving no proper medical care for eight weeks.
A July 2026 report on the first meeting of Georgia's House Blue-Ribbon Study Committee on Criminal Post-Conviction Litigation, where Chief Justice Nels Peterson called the state's post-conviction system broken and asked lawmakers to fix it.
Georgia's post-conviction legal system systematically blocks innocent people from proving their innocence through procedural barriers, according to a 2026 Georgia Supreme Court opinion.
Analysis of barriers to legal access in Georgia prisons, including the grievance system, habeas corpus procedures, and forensic accountability failures.