The assistant for Compassionate Reprieve
She helps people in custody, their families and the people who work with them, one clear step at a time.
Judith gives plain answers about a case, keeps a case's story, dates and papers in one place, plans the first 30 days home, and helps a family arrange for someone inside to attend a funeral.
Open to anyone. Each one opens in its own page.
Plain answers about a case, rights in custody and the papers in front of you. Judith explains; she is not a lawyer.
Open Judith LegalKeep the story, the dates and the papers of a case in one place, and let family help with only what you allow.
Open My CaseThe first 30 days home: what to do next, who can actually help, and the dates you can't miss.
Open ReentryUsed with a care team, a facility or an event. Ask Compassionate Reprieve to set one up.
Asks standard check-in questions by voice or tap and hands the answers to the clinician, who makes every decision.
Open ClinicA short wellbeing check answered by tapping, with a clear way to reach help right away.
Open Check-inJudith joins a talk or class, introduces herself and takes questions from the room.
Open WorkshopEach one is its own plan. Buy one, or have family or an organization sponsor it. Whoever pays never gets to see the person's case because of it.
One private place for a person in custody to work on their case, with Judith beside them.
See Inmate My CaseThe first 30 days home, planned one step at a time.
See ReentryFind the cases and rules that bear on an issue, with the passage shown from the opinion itself.
See Legal ResearchSupportive, private conversations with Judith between visits with a care team.
See Mental HealthCompassionate Reprieve is a Georgia nonprofit that arranges secure virtual funeral access for incarcerated people.
Judith is part of that work, and every page here is one of the ways she helps.