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The following is not just a story about the incarceration of my wife and me; it is an example of the working legislation produced by Congress that is responsible for filling our prisons for over thirty years. The laws enacted were to ensure that those who were guilty received a just sentence and ultimately address society's problem of drugs. Congress achieved much more than they intended. The legislation established a process that gives prosecutors the ability and power to be judge, jury and executioner. It is also a process that is dependent upon the moral compass of those in authority with little or no accountability. One of the most important issues the legislation did not address was the collateral damage of misconduct by those in authority.

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