Georgia’s criminal justice reform saving lives, preserving families
Georgia’s criminal justice reform saving lives, preserving families
When I took office in January 2011, Georgia was in the midst of a criminal justice system crisis. The state’s prison population and incarceration budget had doubled in the previous two decades and taxpayers were spending $1 billion per year to keep tens of thousands of inmates behind bars. The recidivism rate hovered at 30 percent…
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