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Federal judge questions Georgia’s parole system, lets woman’s lawsuit proceed

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By Allie Gross Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Investigations A federal judge, citing an AJC investigation into juvenile lifers, found Georgia’s parole system may be so hollow it amounts to a constitutional violation. Janice Buttrum, sentenced to life for a crime she committed when she was 17, has been denied parole multiple times. Now 63, she is at the center of a lawsuit alleging that Georgia's state parole board violates federal law by not treating children offenders any differently than adults.
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Bill to criminalize clergy sexual misconduct in Georgia gains momentum

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By Allie Gross Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Investigations Legislation follows AJC reporting on allegations of abuse at Truett McConnell University, a Southern Baptist college in Georgia Hayle Swinson, a former student and staff member at Truett McConnell University, displays her bracelets, which symbolize her journey to healing that, together with her Bible, helped her continue moving forward after she accused a former vice president of the school of sexual abuse.
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Georgia judge denies new trial for man whose case was lost for 22 years

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By Allie Gross Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Investigations Despite acknowledging a ‘systemic failure of due process,’ Fulton judge ruled that the delay did not ultimately prejudice Leslie Singleton’s case. Leslie Singleton, flanked here by family photos from his childhood, was convicted at age 17 of felony murder for his participation in a carjacking gone awry and was sentenced to life with parole. Now an inmate at the Coffee County Correctional Center, his motion for a new trial has been in limbo for more than 20 years.
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