News & Events

In the video above, Executive Director Doug Ammar provides some updates on GJP’s work in a brief message. For additional information on GJP’s progress this past year, please click here to view our fiscal year 2018 Annual Report.  Click here … Continue reading →

EXTENDED DEADLINE: Apply by SATURDAY, October 27th                                       GJP is partnering with The Temple, the Fulton County Commissioner’s office, the Fulton County Solicitor General’s … Continue reading →

Georgia Justice Project partnered with the Georgia Department of Community Supervision to provide presentations to those with a criminal record and service providers in 8 counties across the state: Richmond, Troup, Macon-Bibb, Muscogee, Liberty, Floyd, Hall, and Douglas Counties.  There … Continue reading →

GJP is excited to welcome 2 new staff members!             HSINDY CHEN   Hsindy joins GJP as a Staff Attorney, with a focus on criminal records and reducing legal barriers to reentry. Hsindy will also … Continue reading →

The deadline to register to vote for the November 18th General Election is October 9th!  Spread the word!  CAN I VOTE? Frequently Asked Questions on Voter Eligibility by People With Criminal Records in Georgia Can I vote in Georgia if I have been arrested? … Continue reading →

John Doe v. The State of Georgia On September 6, 2018, The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed the ruling of a Bulloch County judge who refused to seal a criminal record for a youthful marijuana arrest, which resulted in the charges being … Continue reading →

Georgia Justice Project is partnering with the Georgia Department of Community Supervision to provide presentations to those with a criminal record and service providers in 8 counties across the state. The presentations are free and will focus on understanding criminal … Continue reading →