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Most Affected: Danny Rodriguez, Two-Time Victim of the Justice System
Danny Rodriguez has made mistakes—he and his advocates admit to that, but what they challenge is that he shouldn't be in prison.
Most Affected: Dan Muessig, Sentenced Five to 80 Years
Dan Muessig's only crime was selling cannabis, and he's now serving time up to 80 years in federal prison thanks to being a public figure.
Most Affected: Humberto Ramirez, Isolated in Prison for Pot
As New Jersey legalizes, Humberto Ramirez is still stuck in prison for selling six pounds of cannabis.
Most Affected: Luke Scarmazzo, Legal Dispensary Owner
Why is Luke Scarmazzo serving over two decades in prison for owning a state-legal medical dispensary, and what lies in store for his future?
Most Affected: Former State Employee Diana Marquez
Diana Marquez lost family members to the War on Drugs, finally gaining freedom after a 30-year sentence.
Most Affected: Daniel Longoria, Joe Cavazos and Travis Longoria Fight for Their Freedom
In this edition of Most Affected, a bust took them all down, but these three men are still fighting to clear their names.
Most Affected: Edwin Rubis Looks for a Second Chance
This is the story of how Edwin Rubis went from an addict in debt to an alleged kingpin with a 40-year prison sentence.
Most Affected: Seven Years After Leaving The Game, Community Leader Anthony Alegrete Gets Snagged
Anthony Alegrete was arrested seven years after he was involved in a nonviolent cannabis crime, which strengthened his dedication to advocacy and community service through the organization 40 Tons.
Most Affected: Jonathan Wall Will Serve Nearly Two Years Before His First Day in Court For Cannabis
Jonathan Wall, a Maryland native, faces a minimum of 10 years in federal prison over conspiracy charges of distributing cannabis as a first-time offender.
Most Affected: Alvi Ghaznavi Helped the Community, New Jersey Objected
Ali Ghaznavi and his family had their lives turned upside down by a nonviolent cannabis charge, and now, they are seeking justice.