Clemency support
Supporting the clemency effort and the officials reviewing it.
Active case
Antonio Wyatt
Geary County, Kansas
Seeking clemency after a lengthy sentence for a nonviolent cannabis offense.
Active caseClemency requested
Antonio Wyatt is serving a lengthy sentence in Kansas following a nonviolent cannabis offense. Forgotten Prisoner is supporting the pursuit of clemency and sentence relief, and working to keep his case in front of the officials who can act on it.
Case overview
A case that still has a path forward
Antonio Wyatt was sentenced in Geary County, Kansas, for a nonviolent cannabis offense and remains incarcerated today.
Kansas has not followed the majority of states in legalizing cannabis, so conduct treated as a regulated commercial activity elsewhere continues to carry serious prison time there. That divide is exactly the disparity Forgotten Prisoner was built to challenge.
Clemency remains an available path. Forgotten Prisoner is supporting that effort and advocating for a sentence proportionate to the offense.
Why this case matters
The same activity, a different state line, an entirely different life.
Antonio's case makes the geography of cannabis punishment impossible to ignore. Where a person was charged — not what they did — often determines whether they build a business or serve a decade. Clemency exists for exactly this kind of gap between law and justice.
Current advocacy
What we’re working toward
Legal review
Reviewing the record for additional avenues of sentence relief.
Family support
Standing with his family throughout the process.
Public awareness
Keeping attention on Kansas cases as national policy shifts.
How you can help
