Guilt by Association is a movie based on true events. The mandatory minimum sentencing movie debuted on Court TV and starred Mercedes Ruehl. The real names were changed. The Kemba Smith and Amy Pofahl cases were most likely used as a model for the movie. It is about a single mom named Susan Walker who gets caught up in a drug bust because of her drug-dealing boyfriend. The woman, who unknowingly helps her boyfriend, is sentenced to a 20-year mandatory minimum sentence for her small involvement. Walker fights to prove her innocence and to regain control of her life. Guilt by Association is said to be "based on true events." The movie is similar to the Kemba Smith and Amy Pofahl cases that were featured on Court TV in the 1990s. Both women, who were given a 24-year mandatory minimum sentence, fought their cases and were eventually released. The movie sought to expose the flaws in mandatory sentencing. This movie is not to be confused with "Guilty by Association" starr...