Do you have a criminal record in Pennsylvania for a minor marijuana offense?
If you are one of thousands of people who were charged and convicted of simple marijuana charges in Pennsylvania – a drug that in many states is perfectly legal – you now have the chance to get those criminal charges off your permanent record.
There is no charge for the online application. But hurry – the deadline to apply for the Marijuana Pardon Project is September 30, 2022.
Having a criminal record can permanently affect your chances of gaining employment, finding housing, getting into college and getting financing for automobiles and homes. If you want a second chance, the time is now.
ELIGIBILITY
According to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s website, if you had one or both of these convictions in Pennsylvania, you are eligible to apply:
In addition:
- The conviction must have taken place in Pennsylvania;
- There is no statute of limitations for the conviction – it doesn’t matter how long ago the offense occurred;
- This is only for first-time marijuana offenders. People with additional convictions on their record are not eligible.
If you are wondering how to apply for the program, get a free consultation from the experienced Pennsylvania Marijuana Attorneys at Ketchel Law. We can help you determine eligibility and with the application process. You can also learn more and apply online at Pa.gov/mj-pardon.
Contact Ketchel Law at 412-456-1221 for a free consultation about your marijuana case.
The Board of Pardons is accepting applications from September 1 to September 30, 2022.
If you are not eligible for this program there may be other options, such as applying for clemency or other legal actions. Learn more about overturning marijuana convictions in Pennsylvania.
If you are currently facing marijuana charges or other controlled substance abuse charges, contact our Pittsburgh Drug Lawyers today for a free consultation about your case. We are here to help fight your case with our number one goal being a full case dismissal.
Call Ketchel Law at 412-456-1221. We take your case seriously and are committed to providing quality legal advice.
Learn more about Marijuana Laws in Pennsylvania
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- Marijuana smells and vehicle searches
- Marijuana Reform in Pennsylvania
- Decriminalization of Marijuana in PA
- Marijuana Charges in PA – Small Amount
- Pittsburgh Marijuana Lawyers
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