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Georgia Justice Project - Transforming Our Community Georgia Justice Project - Transforming Our Community We break down barriers to opportunity for Georgians impacted by the criminal justice system. GJP’s legal and social services span all stages of the criminal justice system—all provided free of charge to our clients. GJP advocates for a better Georgia and our policy work has resulted in 22 changed Georgia laws.
GJP works statewide to educate individuals and communities on criminal justice and reentry issues. About GJP: From the Executive Director Together these three approaches connect to achieve GJP’s overall goals to lower the number of people under correctional control and reduce barriers to reentry. Join GJP in the fight for a Georgia that is more fair, more equitable, and more just.
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