Anthony Papa
A
casualty of the war on drugs, Anthony
Papa spent 12 hard years in Sing Sing, New York state’s maximum security
prison, for his first and only criminal offense of selling 3 ounces of
cocaine. After finally being granted clemency by Governer Pataki,
Mr. Papa became an advocate for changing the strict Rockefeller drug law. He has
been profiled in hundreds of newspapers, ranging from The New York Times to The
Washington Post, and on national television. He tells his heartbreaking
story in his book 15 TO LIFE: A CASUALTY OF THE WAR ON
DRUGS.
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