Civil Rights Organizations File Lawsuit Challenging Georgia Law That Punishes People Simply for Being Poor
The lawsuit seeks to strike down SB 63, which has led to thousands of people with low or no income being kept in jail before having a trial.
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The lawsuit seeks to strike down SB 63, which has led to thousands of people with low or no income being kept in jail before having a trial.
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