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Melissa Lucio’s Execution Halted The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has halted the execution of…

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Post-Session Wrap-Up: Final 2022 Legislative Update

The Georgia General Assembly adjourned sine die on Monday, April 4, ending the 2021-2022 legislative…

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SCHR Executive Director Terrica Ganzy Reflects on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Confirmation to the US Supreme Court

My grandmother, Birdie Lee Walker, along with her sister Matilda Schoby and their cousin Ernest…

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DOJ Seeks Transparency from the GA Dept. of Corrections

In September 2020, SCHR implored the United States Department of Justice to intervene as Georgia prisons descended…

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Press Release: Final Settlement Reached in South Fulton Jail Lawsuit

On April 4th, United States Northern District Judge William M. Ray, II approved the final…

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Media Statement From JN, Resident of the South Fulton Jail

The below is attributable to JN, a plaintiff in Georgia Advocacy Office, et al. v….

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Action Alert: Stop SB 504!

SB 504, a bill that will make our communities less safe, will be voted on…

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SCHR’s Senior Counsel Confirmed to Federal Bench

Today, we could not be prouder to announce that our colleague and friend Sarah Elisabeth…

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Ask House Judiciary Non-Civil Members to protect the right to protest and vote NO on SB 171.

Tell the members of the House Judiciary Non-Civil Committee that this attack on fundamental constitutional rights is not welcome in Georgia.

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Media Roundup: SCHR in the News

Settlement in Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Cartersville Police Over Wrongful Arrests  “This type of guilt-by-association…

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Legislative Update: Day 35

This week will take us through Legislative Day 35, as the Georgia General Assembly works…

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Action Alert- Tell the House Public Safety Committee STOP SB 504

SB 504 would require judges to impose cash bail for every felony offense, even as those accused are entitled to the presumption of innocence.

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