Georgia knows who its 15,000 gang members are — and houses them without regard to who will kill whom. Other states cut violence in half with separation. Here’s how to demand Georgia act.
Georgia’s prisons hit a historic death toll in 2024 while the state ignores gang separation strategies that cut violence 50%+ elsewhere. A new GPS brief asks why.
Georgia validates 15,200 gang members across 315 gangs but has no separation housing policy. Other states cut violence by over 50% with proven strategies. The state’s $600M plan ignores this.
Gangs control daily life in Georgia’s prisons. Other states fixed this years ago. Georgia refuses to act.
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.
Georgia has the strictest legal standard in the nation for prisoner rights claims, a DOJ-documented constitutional crisis, and a 99% failure rate for Eighth Amendment cases. Here’s how advocates can fight back.
100 people killed in Georgia prisons in 2024. Only 1% of prisoner rights claims succeed. A new court ruling just made Georgia the hardest place in America to seek justice.
Georgia spent $700M more on corrections while prison homicides rose tenfold. DOJ found systemic constitutional violations. Only 1% of prisoner claims succeed. The legislature must act.
Georgia now has the nation’s strictest legal standard for prison cases. Only 1% of cases succeed. Here’s what families need to know.
Georgia spends $1.48 billion on prisons and $172,000 on vocational education. The DOJ found people ‘leave prison worse than when they came in.’ Here’s how to use this research to demand change.