Your Path to Justice in Washington State

If you or someone you know was convicted of simple drug possession in Washington State, you may be entitled to justice and compensation. The Supreme Court of Washington's decision in State v. Blake (2021) ruled that Washington’s law criminalizing simple drug possession was unconstitutional. As a result, thousands of convictions for drug possession are eligible to be vacated, and you may be entitled to refunds for legal financial obligations (LFOs) or other compensation.

At the JustAssist Foundation, we provide guidance to individuals wrongfully convicted, helping them navigate the complex legal system to obtain the compensation they deserve. Even if you're representing yourself (pro se), you don’t have to settle for less than you deserve. We assist people like you in challenging inadequate settlement offers and help ensure that the process is as simple as possible for self-represented individuals.

Hiring an attorney is not always necessary, and you can represent yourself in many aspects of the post-Blake compensation process. Our foundation is committed to helping you:

• Understand your rights under the Blake decision.
• Prepare the necessary legal paperwork to vacate your conviction and seek refunds.
• Negotiate better compensation than the low offers being made in many cases.

We provide you with step-by-step guides, templates, and advice on how to pursue your case, even if you don’t have legal representation.

If you believe you are a victim of wrongful conviction under the State v. Blake decision, or any other wrongful conviction in Washington State, reach out to The JustAssist Foundation. We’re here to empower you with the knowledge and resources you need to pursue justice on your terms.