Georgia holds people in solitary for years in conditions a federal judge called ‘flagrantly’ abusive. This advocacy toolkit arms you with the evidence to fight back.
A federal judge found Georgia corrections falsified compliance documents and showed ‘no desire or intention to comply’ with solitary confinement reforms — while 78% of people were held in isolation for over two years.
A federal judge fined GDC $2,500/day for flagrant violations of solitary confinement reforms. 78% of people in Georgia’s SMU were held over 2 years. Georgia has no legislation limiting the practice.
Georgia locks people in tiny cells for years. A federal judge caught the state faking its records. Here’s what families need to know.
Brown v. Plata provides the legal blueprint for challenging unconstitutional prison overcrowding. This advocacy guide shows how to use its precedent to fight for Georgia prison reform.
The DOJ calls Georgia’s prison healthcare “abhorrent” and “unconstitutional.” 330 people died in 2024. This toolkit gives advocates the data and strategy to demand change.
GPS analysis maps the legal strategy behind the largest court-ordered prison population reduction in U.S. history and identifies direct parallels to Georgia’s current prison crisis.
The Supreme Court ordered California to remove 46,000 people from its prisons. Georgia’s system mirrors pre-litigation California. What legislators must know about the legal, fiscal, and public safety implications.
The Supreme Court ordered California to cut its prison population by 46,000 because crowding killed people. Georgia faces similar problems today.
DOJ declares Georgia prison healthcare ‘unconstitutional’ as 330 people died in custody in 2024. The state tripled its undercount of killings, per federal investigators.