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Puerto Ricans Win Right to Transfer Their Driver’s Licenses in Georgia

Kenneth Cabán Gonzalez, a U.S. citizen born and raised in Puerto Rico, can finally transfer…

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Hours Before Scheduled Execution, Jimmy Meders is Granted Clemency

We are overjoyed that at 1:00 pm yesterday, a mere 6 hours before he was…

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Senate Study Committee on Revising Voting Rights Recommends No Changes to Current Law

This year, a bipartisan group of state senators convened to form the Senate Study Committee…

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Georgia Must Test the DNA Evidence in Imminent Scheduled Execution

In just two days, on Wednesday, November 13th, Georgia state officials have scheduled an execution…

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Currently incarcerated? Have a past criminal record?

If you or someone you know is having trouble voting because of a conviction or…

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‘What we call goals are human rights’: an interview with Close the Jail ATL’s Marilynn Winn

The Atlanta City Detention Center (or ACDC) has historically served as a place to warehouse…

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Eleventh Circuit Reverses Dismissal of Lawsuit Challenging Policies Unlawfully Restricting Access to Basic Utility Services

In May 2017, the Southern Center for Human Rights, along with the National Immigration Law…

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A Quarterly Update from the SCHR Ambassadors

SCHR In the News Earlier this week, SCHR and co-counsel at the Georgia Innocence Project…

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Judge Grants Injunction to Halt Solitary Confinement and to Remedy “Repulsive” Conditions for Women at South Fulton Jail

United States District Court Judge William M. Ray, II issued a preliminary injunction ordering the Sheriff of…

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SCHR’s Public Policy Director Appointed As Leader of New National Criminal Justice Organization

Southern Center for Human Rights Public Policy Director Marissa Dodson has been appointed to the…

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