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AJC: Number of African-Americans sent to state prison hits historic lows

The number of African-Americans being locked up in Georgia’s prison system has dropped to historic lows, reflecting a monumental shift in the way Georgia is punishing nonviolent offenders. Read More

Forbes: What Our Service Taught Us About Criminal Justice Reform

AEI: The Peach State’s civil society approach to criminal justice reform

Op-ed: Ryan’s victory trumps justice reform opponents

The Atlantic: The Precarious New Republican Orthodoxy on Crime

Pew: States Cut Prison Costs; Can Federal Government Do the Same?

Fusion: How Republican-controlled Georgia became a national leader in criminal justice reform

Wall Street Journal: Trimming Prison Populations Catches On

The Federalist: Georgia’s Bipartisan Cinderella Story

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