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A Statement From Jack
This morning, after much deliberation with family and friends, I chose to take a non-cooperating plea agreement to reduced charges. Rather than face trial for arson carrying a potential 20-year prison sentence, I entered an Alford plea, which allows me to maintain my innocence while avoiding trial. I have been sentenced to ten years of
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The Last Two Years
The Past Two Years Today, March 2, 2026, Jack’s case finally concluded after a long two years. Jack took a non-cooperating plea deal under Alford which allows him to maintain his innocence while accepting conviction. He plead to one count of criminal damage to property in the first degree. Judge Richardson sentenced Jack to ten
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May Update

May 2025An Update from the Jack Support Crew: On Monday, May 5, Jack attended his scheduled court appearance. This hearing was intended to hear his final plea, but the judge has yet to rule on any of the motions and the proceedings remain stalled. Prosecutors say a jury trial is a last resort. Once again,
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March Update

We just wanted to provide a brief update on where things are at with Jack and his case. First, some good news! Jack was recently given permission to leave Georgia for a week to spend time with his family in Florida. He was able to leave the Atlanta metro-area for the first time in over
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DA Brings New Bogus Charge Against Jack
In a desperate attempt to continue to repress the movement against cop city and it’s alleged participants, the state has thrown another charge at Jack stemming from the raid on his house in February. After 10 months, the DA has decided to charge Jack with felony drug possession for mushrooms that were allegedly found on
