COVID-19 is Turning ‘Stints’ to Death Sentences

No Mercy for Elderly, Terminally Ill, or Nonviolent Georgians in Prison

Georgia re-opens, but COVID Continues to Claim Lives Behind Bars

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On March 26th, a 49-year old man housed in Lee State Prison in Leesburg, Georgia died from COVID-19-related complications. Positive…

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