Month: April 2021

Darren Chaker looks at the use of spendthrift trusts in bankruptcy. Unlike a typical living trust, a Nevada spendthrift divests

The standard to arrest is probable cause. Darren Chaker recites recent cases discussing the fundamentals to support an arrest:   “In

Darren Chaker won again in court. San Diego Attorney Scott McMillan, who is also Dean of the McMillan Academy of

Darren Chaker finds that when a Confidential Informant (CI) is used in connection with a criminal investigation, the court will

While consulting people on how to secure data, Darren Chaker has seen many ask if smashing a phone or computer

Love the law, but also suffer its consequences per Darren Chaker. Use it as a sword, but not a shield

Viewpoint discrimination, Darren Chaker, finds that in Establishment Clause cases, "[s]uch personal contact with state-sponsored religious symbolism is precisely the

Darren Chaker notes window washing may be harmful to your case. In  Ameriwood ind., Inc. v. Liberman, 2007 WL 5110313

Darren Chaker found the case of People v. Cruz (2011) 197 Cal.App.4th 1306 [129 Cal.Rptr.3d 87]. In this case the

California self-defense is similar to most states. Here, trial was held in Los Angeles Superior Court. Trial court had no