Report Injustice GA

Report Injustice GA Report Injustice GA is the predecessor and now an affiliate of Report Injustice America (RIA). RIA

Under Georgia law, the maximum amount of money victims of crashes with police officers can receive is $500,000.
12/04/2025

Under Georgia law, the maximum amount of money victims of crashes with police officers can receive is $500,000.

Senator Derek Mallow says $500,000 settlement limit for victims of police crashes is inadequate as medical costs rise

Georgia Department of Corrections
12/04/2025

Georgia Department of Corrections

Officers found packages of m**h wrapped in black tape in his pants.

12/03/2025
Georgia Department of Corrections
12/03/2025

Georgia Department of Corrections

Explore the GDC Mortality Statistics, covering known deaths in Georgia prisons since January 2020. Find crucial data here.

Baldwin County, GA
12/02/2025

Baldwin County, GA

Shane Michael Geeter — who also handles DUI cases as a lawyer — was arrested for driving under the influence, according to jail records and Georgia State Patrol.

Georgia Department of Corrections
12/02/2025

Georgia Department of Corrections

Georgia lawmakers are pressing for answers after approving a $600 million investment aimed at stabilizing the state’s troubled prison system.

Clayton County, GA
12/02/2025

Clayton County, GA

The victim's attorney described the incident as “torture” and referred to him as a “vigilante sheriff.”

Conyers, GA
12/01/2025

Conyers, GA

The Conyers Police Department has also opened an internal investigation.

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Report Injustice GA is the predecessor and now an affiliate of Report Injustice America (RIA). RIA is the hub of affiliated news companies and good government advocacy across America.

As for Report Injustice GA, it aggregates news and publishes original content focused on the State of Georgia as well as its political subdivisions. Like all RIA affiliates, Report Injustice GA features news that informs and sows unity in combating injustice as opposed to divisiveness. Report Injustice Georgia is not about turning average Americans against each other, but, instead, identifying injustices that plague them.

Consistent with the RIA template for educating, training, organizing, and mobilizing communities, Report Injustice GA builds community initiatives inspired by its news coverage, starting on a local basis. RIA founders confirmed that this approach allows grassroots social justice movement to spread more effectively than those that begin on a wider basis. The local initiative (neighborhood, city, or county-focused) serves as a working model directly addressing constituent needs.

Report Injustice GA has not only this news page, but also an active discussion group as well as a separate video channel. Each outlet features Georgia community problems, related solutions, events, and activities. There is even a Gwinnett Justice Reform Initiative.