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(1) The earned-time allowances, which could have been awarded by the board to inmates based upon the performance of the inmate, in effect on December 31, 1983, shall not apply to: (1) Those persons who commit crimes on or after January 1, 1984, and who are sub
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.
Information about Georgia's 2026 legislative session and proposed parole reform bills, including SB 25 (Parole Transparency Act) and the Second Chance Parole Reform Act of 2026.
Six evidence-based components for a real rehabilitation system in Georgia prisons: cognitive-behavioral programs, dedicated rehabilitation budget, earned time credits, paid prison work, reentry support, and independent oversight.
Proposes the Second Chance Parole Reform Act to fix Georgia's broken parole system through presumptive parole, written decisions, guaranteed hearings, and independent oversight.