I recently wrote about the latest campus disruption at UCLA. As you might have predicted, the students who interrupted the event faced no consequences. By contrast, UCLA suggested that the FedSoc chapter could face liability if they named the people who protested at the public event. As FIRE pointed out, the school cannot impose liability for sharing truthful information. UCLA quickly backed off.
Yesterday, the Los Angeles Chapter of the Federalist Society hosted a panel discussion about free speech on campus. The panelists were Professor Eugene Volokh (formerly of UCLA), Professor Jon Michaels (UCLA), and Yitzy Frankel (a student at UCLA). Judge Jim Ho moderated. But as Judge Ho often does, he shared his thoughts on the matter.