Atlanta Solidarity Fund

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We provide support for people who are arrested at protests, or prosecuted for movement involvement. Donate: https://atlsolidarity.org @AtlSolFund@social.coop

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Today the Cobb County 3 charges were thrown out. The prosecution strategically manipulated the court system to violate due process rights. We have always known that Cop City prosecutions are a weaponization of the legal system. Another judge is now on record agreeing.

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Using baseless criminal indictments as an electoral publicity stunt is not only harmful to democracy and due process, it won't even work. These charges, like Carr's past political prosecutions, will fail because they are based on fantasy, not facts.

Bail is expensive! Lawyers are expensive! Helping victims of repression takes resources. When everyone gives a little, it means a lot to those who suffer abuse by the authorities. Set up a donation today, get a hoodie to show you're on the freedom side. atlsolidarity.org/hoodies

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For the past decade, the Atlanta Solidarity Fund has been there for protesters facing repression. Now, the authorities have turned their attention on us directly: we have been the target of raids,

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We have learned that an Atlanta-based activist was arrested by DHS and FBI yesterday around 6pm. Community leaders say this arrest is an attack on dissent, and call for his release. Charges are unknown. We stand ready to support all targets of political repression.

The Cop City RICO is in crisis. Judge Farmer plans to throw out the bulk of the case on the reasoning that the Georgia Attorney General's office was not invited by the Fulton DA (Fani Willis) to bring the case, so it lacks constitutional authority to prosecute.

Pre-trial motions were heard today for the Cop City RICO case. Prosecutors showed that they lack evidence, and worse - they haven't even bothered to build a coherent argument over the past two years. Political prosecutions are about suppressing protest, not winning trials.

Over two years ago, Jamie Marsicano was arrested and charged with "domestic terrorism" because of their participation in protests against Cop City. Today those charges have been dismissed. While the RICO case still stands, this is a telling victory in the larger fight.

Lawsuits are mounting against the police for Cop City-related abuses. If you have been mistreated for participating in a protest movement, get in touch! We believe in helping protesters bring suits like these to discourage abuse in the future. atlsolidarity.org/an-overview-...

An Overview of Cop City-Related Misconduct Lawsuits

The elaborate campaign of repression against the Stop Cop City movement is beginning to unravel. In the wake of global scandal around the murder of Tortuguita, failed prosecutions of protesters, and a

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Trial is scheduled to begin tomorrow for Ayla King, 1 of 61 defendants in the RICO case brought by the GA Attorney General to suppress protests against Cop City. The verdict will set the stage for all Cop City defendants, and for the rights of protesters everywhere going forward.

Chris Carr threatens to charge protesters with domestic terrorism. He knows this is unconstitutional (the courts will ultimately throw out such cases) but he hopes that in the meantime, shock and fear will keep people out of the streets. Don't let the AG's terrorist tactics win.

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The authorities have deployed the military against protesters in Atlanta as recently as 2023. There's no doubt they will try it again sooner or later. But people have a right to protest, to march, to fight for justice. No power, not even the military, can take that away.

The criminal legal system is being used by right wing politicians to punish their political enemies without ever showing evidence or holding a trial. If we allow the lives of protesters to be destroyed like this, the First Amendment is meaningless. apnews.com/article/cop-...

Defendants in Georgia 'Cop City' case say they are in limbo as trial delays continue

It has been more than a year and a half since authorities in Georgia indicted 61 activists on racketeering charges in connection with protests against an Atlanta-area police training facility that cri...

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