Georgia Prisoners Took Risks for DOJ’s Investigation. Why Did We Bother?

Georgia Prisoners Took Risks for DOJ’s Investigation. Why Did We Bother?

Nine years ago when the Department of Justice opened an investigation into violence inside Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) prisons, and four years ago when they expanded it, those of us incarcerated here rejoiced. It was as if the cavalry had finally arrived at the gates, when we’d all but given up hope that anyone was coming. Since then we’ve learned better. Nearly eight months after the investigation findings were made public, nothing …