Eric Schlosser called his book on America's black markets Reefer Madness. Its marijuana section follows Mark Young, an Indiana man given life without parole under federal mandatory minimums for a minor role in a marijuana deal, and sets that against the average of about eleven years served for murder. The film's title had become a name for the excesses of the drug law itself.[1][2]
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