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An investigative piece arguing Georgia's prisons are in crisis, citing Justice Department findings, homicide counts, overcrowding figures, and the state's sentencing laws that bar earned time for many prisoners. It contrasts the Corrections Department's fact sheet on performance credits with the Parole Handbook's statement that no good time is applied.
Six evidence-based components Georgia's prison system needs to implement real rehabilitation: programming, budget allocation, earned credits, paid work, reentry support, and independent oversight.
A briefing-room page for legislators, staff and reporters comparing how other states handle earned time, sentence review and Nordic-style release. An intro video is still in production, so the page currently shows only a summary of what it will cover.
Investigation of how Georgia's Department of Corrections generates revenue from incarcerated people through commissary markups, phone call commissions, package fees, and account charges.
Food safety inspection scores and violation history for Emanuel Unit, a Georgia state prison with 81 inmates, including analysis of how high grades may mask actual kitchen sanitation problems.