10 Ways to Maintain Healthy Living
Remember the saying, “health is wealth”? What does this mean to you? Health is defined as “a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being". A healthy person is someone…[...]
Author: Allyssa Leverette
Living Life as a Single Parent
I became a mother to my first child at the age of 18, two weeks after graduating highschool. Three years later in 2010, I welcomed my daughter again as single…[...]
Life After A DUI Drug Conviction
Imagine consuming a THC edible at a party without reading the label and feeling noeffect from it until two to three hours later. Hours later, you are passed out in…[...]
The Criminal Justice System and the LGBTQ Community
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer Pride Month is celebrated in June of each year to honor the 1969 Stonewall Riots. Pride Month works to achieve equal justice and opportunity…[...]
Finding Second Chance Job Opportunities
One of the main reasons why newly released inmates or those on probation or parolereturn to prison or a life of crime is due to a lack of job opportunities.…[...]
The Difference Between a Misdemeanor and Felony in Georgia
Misdemeanor charges and crimes involve offenses of a less serious nature, while afelony charge is a crime typically punishable by a prison term of one year or more. Misdemeanors are…[...]
Out Of Prison, But Struggling To Survive
Being released from incarceration should be a joyful time. But for many newly released inmates, serious health issues arise and many of theseindividuals die within two weeks of their release.…[...]
Probation and Parole’s Effects On Recidivism
Probation is used when an offender is released from custody and subjected to a periodof good behavior and required to report to a probation officer. Parole is the conditional release…[...]