Georgia

News April 13, 2017

Georgia squeezes “offender-funded” supervision.

By Beth Schwartzapfel

Feature December 12, 2016

Welcome to Stewart Detention Center, the black hole of the immigration system.

By Christie Thompson

Analysis June 30, 2016

We’re in the middle of one of the longest death penalty lulls in 24 years.

By Tom Meagher

Analysis May 23, 2016

The Supreme Court considers what it takes to show that prosecutors, when they pick juries, are discriminating against minorities.

By Maurice Chammah

Life Inside April 7, 2016

“At the end of my life, I’d like to know that I wasn’t responsible for Lewis Clay spending his final days in prison.”

By John Lovell, as told to Alysia Santo

Commentary November 18, 2015

On the eve of the next execution, a look at the state’s history of bad lawyering and faulty evidence.

By Sara J. Totonchi

News October 8, 2015

Three prisons were ordered to provide transgender health care. Three prisoners were suddenly set free.

By Beth Schwartzapfel

First & Latest September 30, 2015

A closer look at why female executions are so rare.

By Simone Weichselbaum

News June 29, 2015

Are U.S. drug companies against the death penalty? Sort of.

By Beth Schwartzapfel

Commentary March 19, 2015

The Petri Dish

Georgia has become the laboratory of criminal justice reform.

By Andrew Cohen