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Complete the form below to attend GJP’s Criminal Records CLE on October 15th, 2020. The price of admission includes: Review of Georgia’s record restriction law and its legal application Details of SB 288 recently signed by Gov. Kemp Refresher to … Continue reading →

Complete the form below to attend GJP’s Criminal Records CLE on September 30th, 2020. The price of admission includes: Detailed information about Georgia’s record restriction law and its legal application, including SB 288 recently signed by Gov. Kemp Training to … Continue reading →

Georgia Justice Project (GJP) has been committed to reentry for over 30 years, and voting is an integral part of the reentry process. As we head into election season, we are providing public education around the state regarding criminal records and voting … Continue reading →

Georgia Justice Project (GJP) is proud to host our annual fundraiser, Grass Roots Justice Awards, now virtual as a precaution in light of COVID-19, on October 8, 2020. During the evening, we will celebrate our accomplishments and honor the extraordinary … Continue reading →

For over a decade, Georgia Justice Project (GJP) has worked to expand record restriction (commonly known as “expungement”) in Georgia. We successfully advocated for several changes in the law since 2013, but a comprehensive solution for convictions was elusive. But … Continue reading →

ATLANTA, August 6th, 2020 – Governor Kemp has signed legislation that will provide a process for rehabilitated Georgians to move beyond their criminal history by restricting and sealing certain conviction records – a process most states call expungement.  SB 288 … Continue reading →

We are expanding our team! Georgia Justice Project (GJP) is seeking a Criminal Defense Attorney passionate about our mission. Job Title: Criminal Defense Attorney Reports to: Senior Staff Attorney Application Deadline: Applications will be reviewed upon receipt ABOUT US GJP … Continue reading →