Forced Criminality: Inside Georgia’s Prison Violence Factory
The DOJ documented 142 homicides in Georgia prisons from 2018-2023. GPS documented 100 homicides in 2024 alone—nearly triple the previous year.This isn’t random violence. It’s the inevitable result of deliberate...
Truth in Sentencing Broke Parole. Georgia Is Paying the Price.
Parole was built to manage risk and restore lives. In Georgia, “85% truth in sentencing” turned that safety valve into a death sentence...
Georgia’s $40 Billion Mistake: How Bad Science and Federal Bribes Created a Constitutional Crisis
Georgia spent $40 billion on Truth in Sentencing laws that academic research proves make prisons deadlier and increase crime. The policies—rooted in the discredited "superpredator" myth and response to lead...
America’s Hidden Crime: How the Government Poisoned a Generation, Then Imprisoned Them for It
INVESTIGATIVE REPORT
They called them “superpredators.” Remorseless. Without conscience. Politicians predicted 30,000 new teenage killers by 2000 and passed laws imprisoning millions.
They were catastrophically wrong. Crime collapsed instead.But there’s a darker...
Lead poisoning drove America’s crime epidemic
In 1995, Princeton professor John DiIulio warned America of coming “superpredators”—30,000 new “young juvenile criminals so impulsive, so remorseless that they can kill, rape, maim without giving it a second...
The Poverty-to-Prison Pipeline: How Georgia Criminalizes Being Poor
Georgia has the world's highest incarceration rate - achieved by systematically criminalizing poverty through cash bail, court fines, and predatory fees.Boys from Georgia's poorest families face 20x higher incarceration rates...
Normalization: The Principle That Changes Everything
Georgia’s prisons aren’t “broken” — they’re illegal.The Constitution says the punishment is the loss of liberty, not starvation, violence, neglect, or death.
Yet every day, Georgia piles on punishments no judge...
Why Georgia Must Create a Liberty Interest in Parole
Georgia’s parole system is broken because people have no enforceable right to release — even when they do everything asked of them. Creating a liberty interest in parole would finally...
Georgia Prison Security Levels
The Georgia Department of Corrections’ own numbers show how medium-security prisons are now functioning like high-security facilities. This table—based on October 27, 2025 data—exposes systemic classification drift that’s fueling Georgia’s...
Georgia’s 2026 Legislative Session: A Second Chance for Real Parole Reform
Georgia’s 2026 legislative session could finally bring transparency and fairness to parole. With SB 25 and the new *Second Chance Parole Reform Act of 2026*, advocates are demanding written explanations...