Georgia’s four-year habeas deadline breaks 830 years of legal tradition and blocks wrongful conviction relief. Every Georgia exoneration exceeded the deadline. Here’s how advocates can fight back.
Private prison healthcare contractors produce death rates 18-58% higher than government facilities. This GPS analysis arms advocates with the data to fight back.
Every recent Georgia exoneration occurred beyond the state’s 4-year habeas corpus deadline. Under strict application of the law, none would have been possible.
Georgia’s four-year habeas deadline costs taxpayers $105,000+ per year per wrongfully imprisoned person. Every recent Georgia exoneration exceeded the deadline. Major states impose no such limit.
Georgia’s 4-year habeas deadline traps innocent people in prison. Every recent exoneration took far longer. The law may violate the Constitution.
Private prison healthcare contractors are linked to death rates 18-58% higher than government-run facilities. Three major companies filed bankruptcy to dodge over $1 billion in malpractice liability.
Private prison healthcare contractors produce 18–58% higher death rates. Georgia faces mounting fiscal and constitutional exposure from a system that costs lives and taxpayer dollars.
Private companies run prison health care and profit by cutting care. Death rates are up to 58% higher. Here’s what families need to know.
For 830 years, habeas corpus protected the innocent from unlawful imprisonment—until Georgia destroyed it. The 2004 four-year deadline traps wrongfully convicted people in a prison system that killed 100+ by homicide in 2024. The Great Writ is dead. The innocent are dying with it.