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The Southern Center for Human Rights is a non-profit public interest law firm dedicated to enforcing the civil and human rights of people in the criminal justice system in the South. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, it has won cases in several states in the southeastern United States, including Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina.

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rdfs:comment	The Southern Center for Human Rights is a non-profit public interest law firm dedicated to enforcing the civil and human rights of people in the criminal justice system in the South. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, it has won cases in several states in the southeastern United States, including Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina. (en)
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name	Southern Center for Human Rights (en)
location	Georgia (U.S. state) Alabama South Carolina
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has abstract	The Southern Center for Human Rights is a non-profit public interest law firm dedicated to enforcing the civil and human rights of people in the criminal justice system in the South. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, it has won cases in several states in the southeastern United States, including Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina. The Center’s legal work includes representing prisoners in challenges to unconstitutional conditions and practices in prisons and jails; challenging systemic failures in the legal representation of poor people in the criminal courts; and representing people facing the death penalty who otherwise would have no representation. Alabama is the only state that does not provide legal representation to people on death row. The Center's former director and president, Stephen Bright, was lauded in 2001 by Nat Hentoff in the Village Voice. In May 2004, the Center was highlighted in a New York Times op-ed piece which compared treatment of prisoners in Georgia to abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Sarah Geraghty List of University of Kentucky alumni List of criminal justice reform organizations in the United States Prison–industrial complex Andrew L. Shapiro Clive Stafford Smith Edward Earl Carnes Equal Justice Initiative Morris Dees Martina Davis-Correia Orleans Public Defenders Ani DiFranco Stephen Bright Bryan Stevenson Hays State Prison

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