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Georgia prison system engages in deception as crisis builds U.S. District Judge Marc T. Treadwell had seen enough. The defendants in a long-running civil case had come into his courtroom and repeatedly claimed to have lived up to the terms of a settlement when they clearly had not. He did not mince words. “The Court …
A comprehensive index of the AJC’s ongoing investigation revealing a disgraced warden, hundreds of corrupt guards, multimillion-dollar heists run from prison, massive drug rings, extreme understaffing, record homicides, and a damning federal report.
Georgia prison system engages in deception as crisis builds AJC.com
Georgia prisons: The AJC’s investigation into corruption, dysfunction and violence AJC.com
Georgia prisons: The AJC’s investigation into corruption, dysfunction and violence AJC.com
New report: Georgia laws on crime contribute to school-to-prison pipeline Former Gov. Zell Miller is most often remembered for the monumental HOPE Scholarship that sent more Georgia students to college at a minimal cost. A report on the school-to-prison pipeline released Tuesday contends Miller also sent more teens to prison as a result of changes …
New report: Georgia laws on crime contribute to school-to-prison pipeline AJC.com
A podcast led to Georgia man’s exoneration after 25 years in prison. Now he’s suing the county AJC.com
Opinion: As an ER doctor, I see it all in the prison-hospital-prison pipeline AJC.com
As an ER doctor, I see it all in the prison-hospital-prison pipeline All we had was this empty hall spot. The 4-foot barrier separating the gurneys from the computer workstations had a few opened apple juice containers on top of it from the previous patient. I grabbed them and tossed them in the trash and …