The U.S. Department of Justice says Georgia's Fulton County Jail violates detainees' Constitutional rights and federal law by subjecting them to "dangerous and dehumanizing conditions."

The report follows a federal investigation to assess conditions in Fulton County jails, focusing on detainees' living conditions and access to care.

The jail in Georgia's largest county, Fulton County, leaves its inmates vulnerable to "substantial risk of serious harm from violence" and violates their constitutional and statutory rights, according to a new Justice Department report released Thursday.