They Told the People in Charge. Then They Left.

Former Georgia prison officers, sergeants and supervisors say the same thing on the record: they warned the people in charge, the answer was paperwork, and the ones who wouldn’t sign it left. A federal judge found false records. The state’s own payroll shows the exodus.

The Crisis Georgia’s Prison Leaders Call ‘Propaganda’

The DOJ found Georgia’s prisons unconstitutional. The state’s own consultant called it an emergency. A federal judge asked whether the department considers itself above the law. Georgia’s corrections leaders had a different word for the crisis: propaganda.