Motivated Hall County inmates are being given the chance to end their sentences with a foot in the door of a living-wage job. As part of the statewide push for criminal justice reform, the state has for the past few years paid counties to enroll inmates in GED and vocational training programs and then paid them again based on their number of graduates. “One of the big pushes that the state has lately is getting inmates prepared for release,” Warden Walt Davis told the Hall County Board of Commissioners during a Monday presentation.