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By admin1, 19 November, 2025

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By Moonpie, 30 September, 2025

Senate bill 244.

For families, Senate Bill 244 is a lifeline. It means your loved one’s legal costs aren’t a punishment for mistakes made by the system — if a prosecutor’s misconduct leads to a dismissal, the county pays the attorney fees.

By admin1, 30 September, 2025

Remember.....

“Prison Project fights for justice, equips attorneys to win, and gives a voice and hope to the forgotten behind bars.”

By admin1, 13 January, 2026

Andre Knights

Andre Knights is not asking to walk away from responsibility. He is asking to survive it. On October 10, 2025, Andre was convicted in Forsyth County of fleeing and eluding and possession of cocaine. He was sentenced to one year and ten days in confinement, followed by five years of probation. At sentencing, the court did not receive critical medical evidence. That omission was not Andre’s doing, and it changed everything. Andre is living with end-stage renal disease, congestive heart failure, and stage-four hypertension. He requires dialysis three times a week to stay alive.

By admin1, 12 January, 2026

Gary Wayne Sutton

By admin1, 12 January, 2026

How to Use Georgia Open Records Requests to Obtain Public Records W/Template

In Georgia, access to government records is governed by the Georgia Open Records Act (GORA). This law gives the public the right to inspect and copy public records held by state and local agencies, including law enforcement, jails, prosecutors, courts, and correctional facilities.