Report Injustice GA

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

Tis the season
12/11/2025

Tis the season

12/11/2025
Chatham County, GA
12/10/2025

Chatham County, GA

Deputies with the Traffic Unit within the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office are not certified to operate speed detection devices, state records show, and the lack of certification could jeopardize citations stemming from traffic stops initiated by speed detection devices. - South Georgia Local Gover...

Clarke County, GA
12/10/2025

Clarke County, GA

If convicted, she faces at least 15 years in prison.

Atlanta, GA
12/09/2025

Atlanta, GA

In addition to breaking her bones, it also accuses Zabria Bridges of "seriously disfiguring Layla's spleen," before she ended up beating the dog to death.

12/09/2025

Cobb County, GA

Georgia Department of Corrections
12/09/2025

Georgia Department of Corrections

OCTOBER 2025 MORTALITY REPORT

Fulton County, GA
12/09/2025

Fulton County, GA

The Georgia Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments today in a dispute involving Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and a subpoena issued by a state Senate investigative committee.

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Informing and Inspiring Georgians!

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.