Unintended Consequences is a documentary short examining the draconian impact of the Rockefeller Mandatory Minimum Drug Laws on families and communities in New York City. It follows a group called The Mothers of the New York Disappeared and focuses on Terrence Stevens, who was incarcerated under the Rockefeller Mandatory Minimum Drug Laws and received a sentence of fifteen years-to life. Suffering from muscular dystrophy and paralyzed from the neck down, Stevens served 9 years in a maximum security prison before being granted clemency. The film was produced in association with the Drug Policy Institute, which spearheaded the campaign to reform the Rockerfeller Manditory Minimum Drug Laws.