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Join us for FREE help getting your unconstitutional simple drug possession convictions cleared (aka “vacated”).
- If you were convicted of simple drug possession in any Washington court going back to 1971, register for this pop-up event! Those convictions are now unconstitutional and must be cleared (“vacated”). You are entitled to a refund of the LFOs you paid and other expenses may be refunded to you.
- If you can’t attend, we can still help you! Call Living with Conviction at 206-307-3028 or sign-up here and a peer will reach out to you.
Why is this happening?
In 2021, the Washington State Supreme Court found the drug possession law unconstitutional and void. As a result of this decision, known as State v. Blake, any Blake-related convictions now qualify to be vacated and removed from your criminal record, and any legal financial obligations (LFOs) and related expenses paid as a result may qualify for financial reimbursement.
The State v. Blake ruling impacts an estimated 200,000+ felony drug possession charges dating back to the 1971 and an estimated additional 150,000 misdemeanor marijuana charges are vacate-eligible.
Who is sponsoring this event?
This Blake pop-up is a collective effort to create a friendly, timely, and efficient path to constitutional relief and is presented in collaboration with: Better Life Development Corporation, Civil Survival, Living with Conviction, Tukwila Municipal Court, Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts, and Washington State Office of Public Defense.
