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Author: Southern Center for Human Rights

Cashless Bail Under Attack

Cashless bail is yet again under attack at the State Capitol. We need your help. SB 504 is the latest and most egregious attempt to punish poor people by requiring cash bail for pretrial release.

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Palmer Singleton, Rest in Power.

With heavy hearts, we share the sad news that former SCHR attorney Palmer Singleton passed…

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Legislative Update

The Georgia General Assembly met last week for Legislative Days 9-11, and will reconvene this…

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Legislative Update from SCHR

The Georgia General Assembly convened for the 2022 legislative session on Monday, January 10. This…

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Preliminary Settlement Reached to Halt Conditions of Solitary Confinement at South Fulton Jail

On January 18th, United States Northern District Judge William M. Ray, II preliminarily approved the settlement…

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Home for the Holidays!

This holiday season, SCHR is overjoyed to celebrate several of our clients’ homecomings. Welcome home…

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Executive Director Sara Totonchi to Step Down; Deputy Director Terrica Redfield Ganzy to Lead SCHR

On January 1, 2022, Terrica Redfield Ganzy, SCHR’s current Deputy Director, will be stepping into the role of Executive Director.

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Photojournalist Jailed During Last Year’s Protests Sues City of Atlanta and APD

On June 1, 2020, during ongoing protests for Black lives in the wake of the…

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Watch: Legislative Hearing on the Deadly Crisis in the GA Dept. of Corrections

“It is imperative that lawmakers, and the general public, demand the same transparency and accountability from the leaders of our prison system that we would from any other branch of government that we entrust with people’s lives.”

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Thursday, Sept 23: GA House Committee Hearing on Crisis in GA Prisons

On Tuesday, September 14, the US Department of Justice Civil Rights Division announced a sweeping…

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Too Much Doubt to Execute: Remembering Troy Davis, 10 Years Later

Too Much Doubt to Execute by Sara J. Totonchi Originally published on September 26, 2011…

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