The Coalition
The Reclaim Your Future campaign was organized by the Arizona Marijuana Expungement Coalition, a statewide partnership of legal services and advocacy organizations dedicated to helping Arizonans clear eligible marijuana-related criminal records under Proposition 207.
When Arizona voters passed Proposition 207, the Smart and Safe Act, they not only legalized marijuana for adult recreational use—they also created Arizona’s first expungement law, providing a pathway for many individuals to clear eligible marijuana-related records.
The Coalition brought together community organizations from across Arizona to provide education, outreach, and legal assistance to help people understand and navigate the expungement process.
While the Coalition’s active work has concluded, this website continues to serve as a resource hub, preserving educational materials, information about Proposition 207 expungement, and connections to organizations that may be able to provide assistance today.
Former coalition members who still provide legal aid services
Community Legal Services
Phone: 602-258-3434
Email: info@clsaz.org
Website: https://clsaz.org/
Counties served: La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave, Yavapai, and Yuma
Community Legal Services is a non-profit law firm committed to increasing fairness in the civil justice system by advocating, litigating, and educating on behalf of Arizona’s most underserved communities.
DNA-People’s Legal Services
Website: https://dnalegalservices.org/
Phone: 1-833-362-1102
Counties: Coconino, Apache and Navajo Counties
DNA provides access to justice to those who are low income and vulnerable by providing high quality legal services and education while respecting tribal sovereignty and cultural traditions.
Southern Arizona Legal Aid, Inc. (SALA)
Website: https://www.sazlegalaid.org/
Phone: 520-623-9465 ext. 4420
Email: expunge@sazlegalaid.org
Counties: Pima, Santa Cruz, Pinal County, Navajo, Apache, Gila, Cochise, Graham, and Greenlee
SALA provides legal services to low-income individuals and families throughout Southern Arizona, who wouldn’t otherwise have access to legal, social, and economic justice.
U of A, James E. Rogers College of Law, Civil Rights Restoration Clinic
Website: https://law.arizona.edu/clinics/civil-rights-restoration-clinic
Phone: 520-626-5232
Counties: Pima
The CRRC represents people with criminal convictions in applying to get their convictions set aside, civil rights restored and in related matters. During the 15 years of the CRRC, it has represented on a free basis over 1000 people in Pima County.
ASU, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, Post-Conviction Clinic
Website: https://law.asu.edu/experiences/clinics/post-conviction
Phone: 480-965-2874
Counties: All
Since 2009, the Post-Conviction Clinic at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law (PCC) has been dedicated to providing pro bono legal assistance to criminal defendants with claims of wrongful conviction, manifest injustice, or those in imminent danger of death seeking clemency.