Topic: Marc A. Levin

March 26, 2015

Highlighting Foundation’s Role in Criminal Justice Reform

Article highlights Foundation’s leadership on criminal justice reform in Georgia. The Federalist has published an article that highlights the Georgia Public Policy Foundation’s role in bipartisan criminal justice reform in […]

May 21, 2014

Video Forum: GA’s Disruptive Innovation in Pardons and Parole

Folks are noticing Georgia adult and juvenile criminal justice reforms success. This month the Texas Public Policy Foundation hosted a panel discussion that included Georgia pardons and paroles executive director […]

September 23, 2012

Foundation Video Archive

All new videos produced by the Georgia Public Policy Foundation are posted to our YouTube channel. This file primarily contains archive material that migrated to YouTube. Some video products are located on […]

March 12, 2012

Ten Years Later Georgia Still Seeking Drug Abuse Options

By Mike Klein There are many different kinds of snakes and though I like none of them, I am willing to concede that some can attack and kill you while […]

February 16, 2012

Peach State Criminal Justice: Controlling Costs, Protecting the Public

Legislators, prosecutors, judges and other stakeholders recognize that Georgia’s fiscal situation requires renewed policy strategies to ensure that the state’s limited corrections dollars are spent properly. PDF version of Issue […]

September 30, 2011

September 30th, 2011

It’s Friday! Events – October 24: Invitations have been mailed for the Foundation’s 20th Anniversary Celebration and Freedom Award dinner, scheduled for the evening of Monday, Oct. 24, at the Renaissance Waverly Atlanta. Speakers […]

September 29, 2011

Right on Crime Launches Criminal Justice Reform Initiative Today in Georgia

Atlanta — Right on Crime will launch a state-based effort in Georgia via a teleconference today at 11:00 a.m. The nationwide initiative, which is endorsed by former Florida Gov. Jeb […]

September 16, 2011

2nd Annual Legislative Policy Briefing Focuses on Georgia’s 2012 Issues

By Benita M. Dodd One of the greatest compliments paid to the Georgia Public Policy Foundation after the first Georgia Legislative Policy Briefing last year came from a representative of […]

July 13, 2011

Corrections Reform: Do We Prefer Taxpayers or Tax Burdens?

Originally published April 21, 2010 Each day across Georgia, the state Department of Corrections prepares three meals per day to feed a population that is nearly equal to the number […]

July 13, 2011

Have Tough Crime Initiatives Gone Past Diminishing Returns?

Originally published December 12, 2010 Georgia has a significant corrections system challenge and there’s no getting around that fact. Nationally one in every 100 adults is behind state prison or […]

November 19, 2010

Friday Facts: November 19th, 2010

It’s Friday! Quotable – “The several states composing the United States of America are not united on the principle of unlimited submission to their general government; but by a compact […]

November 19, 2010

New Deal for Georgia Criminal Justice

By Marc A. Levin Georgia’s Governor-elect Nathan Deal has earned his stripes as a tough-as-nails prosecutor who rightly noted on the campaign trail that he put many rapists in prison […]

October 15, 2010

Legislative Policy Briefing Brings Free-Market Experts to Georgia

By Benita M. Dodd The free-market think tanks that focus on state policy issues often exchange and replicate their successful ideas and case studies in effective government. Reinventing the wheel […]

April 20, 2010

Thinking Outside the Cell: Texas Innovates To Correct Course in Prison System

By Mike Klein Each day across Georgia, the state Department of Corrections prepares enough meals to feed the population of the city of Marietta. Breakfast and lunch are served […]