Georgia bill to reduce prison sentences for domestic violence survivors on its way to becoming law
- House Bill 582, sponsored by Rep. Stan Gunter, seeks to reduce sentences for abuse-related crimes.
- This bill addresses the fact that many incarcerated women are abuse or sexual violence survivors.
- The proposed law allows more evidence at trial and lets incarcerated people petition for resentencing.
- Ellie Williams stated the bill sends a strong message; "They are safe", and voices are heard.
- The Senate passed House Bill 582 with a 53-1 vote, and Kemp's signature would make it law.
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Long-sought domestic violence bill heads to governor’s desk
Mississippi lawmakers have passed legislation to create a statewide board to study domestic violence deaths. The bill now heads to the governor’s desk. Senate Bill 2886 was introduced by Sen. Brice Wiggins and aims to establish the Domestic Violence Fatality…
Georgia bill to reduce prison sentences for domestic violence survivors on its way to becoming law
Georgia lawmakers passed a bill that would reduce sentences for domestic violence survivors if they can tie their crimes to abuse.
Georgia bill to reduce prison sentences for domestic violence survivors on its way to law
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Domestic violence is a topic that continues to permeate discussions in many circles, from the workplace to the media, but it remains underreported, especially when it happens to women in high-profile industries. In the music industry, where power dynamics, abuse, and manipulation often lurk behind the scenes, many survivors find themselves silenced by fear, control, and societal pressures. One such survivor is rapper SKG, whose personal journey …
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