Punishment for Profit: How Georgia’s Justice System Makes Millions
In Georgia, being poor, mentally ill, or struggling with addiction isn’t just hard—it’s a crime. Instead of offering help, the justice system funnels thousands into prison for minor offenses, all...
Correctional Officer Burnout: Causes and Solutions
Explore the causes of correctional officer burnout and discover effective strategies for improving their mental health and job satisfaction...
Left for Dead: The Tragic Story of Jamie Shahan
Jamie Shahan was sentenced to five years, but at Washington State Prison, his punishment became a death sentence in everything but name. Beaten, hospitalized, and left on life support—his mother...
From Kangaroo Courts to Chaos: Georgia’s Prison Crisis
Georgia’s prison system isn’t failing by accident—it’s built for brutality, where violence thrives, and justice is just a myth.Violence is ignored, gang control is unchecked, and the disciplinary system punishes...
Georgia Prison Education Funding: Current Policies
Georgia's prison education programs face significant funding challenges, limiting access and effectiveness despite their proven benefits in reducing recidivism...
Top 5 Legal Battles Over Georgia Prison Conditions
Georgia's prison system faces urgent legal challenges over violence, neglect, and constitutional rights, sparking demands for reform...
DOJ Report vs. Georgia Prison Policies: Comparison
A DOJ report uncovers systemic failures in Georgia's prison system, revealing alarming violence rates and inadequate oversight...
A Simple Message for the GDC
🚨 Want to immediately reduce violence in Georgia prisons? Separate gangs, bring back tablets, provide daily yard time, end triple bunking, fix the food, and indict in-prison murders. Until this...
Buried Alive: Innocent and Sentenced to Life in Prison
Mario Navarrete wasn’t the killer—but Georgia sentenced him to life anyway. No evidence. No intent. Just being there. This is how Georgia’s justice system buries the innocent. #FreeMario #JusticeForMario...
Guilty Until Proven Innocent: You WILL be Found Guilty
1 out of every 7 adults in Georgia are convicted felons. With the highest felony conviction rate in the nation, this isn’t just a statistic—it’s a warning sign. Something is...