State v. Blake

County Information for Blake Cases

Each county takes a different approach for addressing and appointing counsel for Blake resentencing hearings, motions to vacate drug possession convictions, and reimbursement of fines and fees (commonly called LFOs – legal financial obligations). You are encouraged to reach out to your prior lawyer or the public defender agency in the county where you were convicted. You can also fill out and file a Motion for Counsel [PDF] to request an attorney to represent you on the Blake resentencing or motion to vacate. 

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.

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County Instructions for Initiating Blake Cases 

Adams	Douglas	King	Pacific	Stevens
Asotin	Ferry	Kitsap	Pend Oreille	Thurston
Benton	Franklin	Kittitas	Pierce	Wahkiakum
Chelan	Garfield	Klickitat	San Juan	Walla Walla
Clallam	Grant	Lewis	Skagit	Whatcom
Clark	Grays Harbor	Lincoln	Skamania	Whitman
Columbia	Island	Mason	Snohomish	Yakima
Cowlitz	Jefferson	Okanogan	Spokane

Blake Commutation Orders for People on Community Custody