Georgia’s New Drug Crisis: The Strip Epidemic Inside State Prisons

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Inside Georgia’s prisons, inmates are inhaling toxic smoke from drug-laced paper strips soaked in synthetic chemicals and mailed in through legal documents. The Georgia Department of Corrections knows how it’s getting in—but refuses to stop it. What’s happening isn’t just a drug crisis. It’s a slow-motion mass poisoning, and GDC is complicit.

Finding Fulfillment Beyond Success: Lessons from the Creator of Minecraft

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Discover the powerful story of Marcus Persson, creator of Minecraft, who despite achieving immense wealth, struggled to find happiness. This article provides essential lessons for incarcerated individuals and their families, revealing that true success comes from purpose, meaningful relationships, and inner peace—not financial status alone.

Rule 3.8 Comes to Georgia: A New Tool for Prisoner Justice

Freedom and justice advocacy at Georgia prison; prisoners' voices highlighted, emphasizing criminal justice reform and prisoners' rights.

Georgia’s adoption of Rule 3.8 gives prisoners a powerful new tool to demand justice, requiring prosecutors to act when new evidence of innocence or misconduct surfaces. Learn how this rule can be used in real cases to overturn wrongful convictions and restore fairness.