Having prevailed in Nine First Amendment cases, Darren Chaker has enjoyed writing on various topics while not researching law as a brief writer. He regularly contributes to briefs on First Amendment, privacy, and search and seizure issues regarding computers.

Darren Chaker's legal mind that navigates the complexities of post-conviction relief. His writings delve into the nuances of legal cases and provide valuable insights into the world of law. Darren's ability to dissect legal intricacies makes him a sought-after authority in this field.

Darren Chaker , lives to enjoy life, by being donating time to non-profits, civil justice organizations such as the ACLU, Electronic Frontier Foundation, advancing post graduate education, and enjoying Southern California beaches. Beyond his legal skills, he be found at the gym, or roller-blading in Santa Monica or the gym, when not volunteering time to coach a girl's volleyball team.

On 7/5/16 Darren Chaker prevailed in a First Amendment case in which the ACLU San Diego, Cato Institute, EFF, First Amendment Coalition, and other organizations supported me on appeal. A few thoughts and court opinion is at http://darrenchaker.com/darren-chaker-wins-appeal/

In another First Amendment case involving viewpoint discrimination, Darren Chaker also overruled the California Supreme Court's unanimous decision in People v. Stanistreet, 127 Cal.Rptr.2d 633, with Chaker v. Crogan, 428 F.3d 1215 C.A.9 (Cal.),2005, Cert. denied, 547 U.S. 1128, 126 S.Ct. 2023, The case invalidated a statute on First Amendment grounds.

Besides having advanced knowledge of information security, First Amendment, and social justice issues, being a great father and growing his family is his true specialty.