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Georgia’s Prisons in Crisis: Broken Locks, 80% Staff Vacancies, and Facilities at Double Capacity

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Georgia prisons are at double capacity with 80% staff vacancies. The DOJ, a Senate committee, and the Governor’s own assessors all confirm a system in crisis. Here’s what reporters need to know.

Georgia’s Prison Infrastructure Crisis: $600M Emergency Plan Confronts Decades of State Neglect

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Georgia’s prison infrastructure has collapsed after decades of state neglect. The $600M+ emergency repair bill, 80% staff vacancies, and DOJ findings demand immediate legislative action.

DOJ Declares Georgia Prison Healthcare ‘Abhorrent’ and ‘Unconstitutional’ as 330 People Died in State Custody in 2024

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DOJ declares Georgia prison healthcare ‘unconstitutional’ as 330 people died in custody in 2024. The state tripled its undercount of killings, per federal investigators.

Georgia’s Prison Healthcare Crisis: $85 Million in Annual Costs, Unconstitutional Care, and 330 Deaths in 2024

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DOJ finds Georgia prison healthcare “unconstitutional.” 330 people died in 2024 while spending hit $72M. Aging population drives $85M annual burden. Evidence-based reforms could save tens of millions.

Georgia’s Prison Healthcare Crisis: What Families Need to Know

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The DOJ says healthcare in Georgia prisons is ‘abhorrent’ and unconstitutional. 330 people died in 2024. Here’s what families need to know.

Help advocate for change: use ImpactJustice.AI to quickly and easily send a message to your government representatives and the media about the conditions in Georgia’s prisons.

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