State v. Blake
County-Level Blake Information
Each county has a different process when it comes to Blake.
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- If you are NOT incarcerated in a Department of Corrections facility
- Send a request for help to the "Blake Contact" in the county where you received your Blake conviction
- If you ARE currently incarcerated in a Department of Corrections facility
- Send a request for help to the "Blake Contact" in the county where you were sentenced for the sentence you are currently serving.
- You may instead fill out and file a Pro Se Appointment and Resentencing Motion to request an attorney to represent you on the Blake resentencing, but this option may be slower than reaching out directly to the "Blake Contact" in your sentencing county.
- If you are NOT incarcerated in a Department of Corrections facility
Public defenders and civil legal aid attorneys are helping to vacate the convictions of people who are not currently serving sentences, but resources are limited. If you were convicted of drug possession and no other offenses and your conviction was not recent, you may want to consider preparing and filing your own motion to vacate with the court. Click here for more information: How to clear(vacate)your drug possession conviction after State v. Blake | WashingtonLawHelp.org | Helpful information about the law in Washington.