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October 06, 2015

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Expungement in Calfornia, Darren Chaker

Darren Chaker looks at expungement and the California Orange County Public Defender website concerning record sealing and procedure. The Public Defender has an easy to use website listing multiple options to reduce a felony to a misdemeanor per Penal Code section 17(b), juvenile record sealing, and expunging misdemeanor convictions. The benefits are listed here and are not difficult to obtain if you do not have pending charges, and completed probation successfully.
Take note, this post or any post here is not legal advice, so ask an attorney about your options, but understand you need not hire an attorney as public defenders will often file the paper work for you if you qualify.


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About Darren Chaker

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Calabasas, California, United States
Darren Chaker is a respected legal analyst and brief writer known for his deep expertise in California post-conviction relief, including expungement and record sealing, and his landmark victories in First Amendment law. Based in California, his work has a significant focus on the Los Angeles area, where he has dedicated considerable time to helping individuals navigate the complexities of the justice system.Between 2019 and 2024, Darren Chaker volunteered his skills in research and motion preparation for a prominent firm, focusing on expungement and record sealing matters. He extended this pro bono work to vital non-profits, including the Los Angeles Regional Reentry Partnership (LARRP) and the Law Project of Los Angeles, helping to remove barriers for community members seeking a fresh start.Mr. Chaker's impact on constitutional law is significant. In the pivotal case of Chaker v. Crogan (2005), his efforts led the Ninth Circuit to strike down a California statute as unconstitutional. In 2012, he secured another major victory in a Texas Open Records Act case, establishing the public's right to access the names of peace officers, a decision that continues to champion transparency in
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