Exposé: How Georgia’s Justice System Functions as a Criminal Enterprise

425+ Georgia prison employees arrested since 2018 for smuggling drugs, phones, and enabling murder plots from behind bars. When corruption becomes the norm, who's really running the prisons? https://gps.press/expose-how-georgias-justice-system-functions-as-a-criminal...

A federal judge found Georgia prison officials so committed to deception they reported a dead inmate had attended therapy sessions. This wasn't an oversight—it was part of a pattern of falsified documents to hide unconstitutional conditions at the state's highest-security facility. When Georgia's own employees commit more crimes than the people they're supposed to guard, what does that say about our justice system? https://gps.press/expose-how-georgias-justice-system-functions-as-a-criminal-enterprise/

Georgia forced federal investigators to issue subpoenas just to get basic prison records. For years, the state stonewalled a DOJ civil rights investigation into deadly violence and corruption, proving that accountability only comes when the courts step in. The deeper question: what were they so desperate to hide? #GeorgiaPrisons #PrisonReform #CriminalJustice #GPS #MassIncarceration #Georgia

A comprehensive investigation reveals systemic corruption within Georgia's correctional system, where over 425 employees have been arrested since 2018 for on-the-job crimes ranging from contraband smuggling to facilitating murder plots. The scope extends beyond individual misconduct to institutional cover-ups, including falsified court documents and deliberate obstruction of federal oversight. This represents a fundamental breakdown of accountability mechanisms that should concern policymakers, legal professionals, and anyone invested in criminal justice reform. When correctional institutions themselves become criminal enterprises, the entire premise of rehabilitation and public safety collapses. https://gps.press/expose-how-georgias-justice-system-functions-as-a-criminal-enterprise/