Kenneth Stuart

I support this movement to END THE WEPONIZATION OF DRUG LAWS AGAINTS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. do you?

Gezo Edwards

I support this movement to END THE WEPONIZATION OF DRUG LAWS AGAINTS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. do you?

Michael Banks

"My Friend Was over sentenced for a drug crime and it did not involve any violence. The trial was unfair and he was sentenced to 4 life sentences plus 340 years and that humanly impossible. He has never hurt anyone and he made some bad decisions while trying to support your family."

Arsenio Brundidge

I support this movement to END THE WEPONIZATION OF DRUG LAWS AGAINTS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. do you?

Mateo Morales

I support this movement to END THE WEPONIZATION OF DRUG LAWS AGAINTS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. do you?

Diamont'e Deron Scott

'Under the age of 24 when incarcerated'

Can you guess how long he has been in jail?.... TOO LONG

Ronald Jason Schneider

"My brother got told they were not going to make him a career criminal with his points and yet they did ! He in no way deserved to be sentenced for 20 years for being a meth addicted man with a family that has lost everything!!! He needed to be in Rehab not jail!!!"

Willie Gonzalez

​Willie did not deserve such a harsh sentence over a drug crime, he was made out to look like a career criminal in order for them to give him a sentence of 30+ years taking away Any chance of our family having our Father, Brother, Son and so much more.  Our system is broken and we stand by this cause 100% in hopes to fix the injustice. 

Gerald Smith

​Everyone from every major drug case from the late 80s to the early 90s - including the notorious Rayful Edmonds - has been released from prison, but Gerald Smith is still incarcerated in federal prison. What makes his case so substantially more notorious than everyone else’s?