Every Door Locked: Innocent People Trapped in Georgia Prisons

Prison corridor with locked steel doors, cool blue-gray lighting with warm light filtering through a barred window — illustrating systemic barriers trapping innocent people in Georgia prisons

An estimated 2,500-5,000 innocent people sit in Georgia’s prisons with every avenue of relief locked shut. GPS investigation connects three systemic failures — the habeas corpus deadline, absent conviction integrity units, and ignored Supreme Court precedent — and calls on the General Assembly to act before Crossover Day.

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