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    YAF Prevails Over UC Berkeley In 1A Suit

    YAF: 1
    UCB: Sand in vagina


    https://www.yaf.org/news/yaf-wins-la...ional-policies



    Following more than a year of hard-fought litigation in the hostile Ninth Circuit, Young America’s Foundation secured victory for free speech against the University of California, Berkeley. Through YAF’s lawsuit and subsequent settlement agreementexecuted over the weekend, UC Berkeley agreed to the following terms set by Young America’s Foundation:


    1. Pay Young America’s Foundation $70,000.
    2. Rescind the unconstitutional “high-profile speaker policy.”
    3. Rescind the viewpoint-discriminatory security fee policy.
    4. Abolish its heckler’s veto—protestors will no longer be able to shut down conservative expression.


    This landmark victory for free expression means UC Berkeley can no longer wantonly treat conservative students as second-class members of its community while ignoring the guaranteed protections of the First Amendment.

    No longer can UC Berkeley place a 3:00 p.m. curfew on conservative speech. No longer can UC Berkeley ban advertisements for Young America’s Foundation-sponsored campus lectures. And no longer can UC Berkeley relegate conservative speakers to remote or inconvenient lecture halls on campus while giving leftist speakers access to preferred locations.

    Further, the policy that allowed Berkeley administrators to charge conservative students $20,000 for security to host Ben Shapiro—an amount three times greater than the fee charged to leftist students to host liberal Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor—is gone. YAF and UC Berkeley agreed to a fee schedule that treats all students equally. Unless students are handling money or serving alcohol at an event, the security fee will be zero.

    This win for free speech—a blow to radical Antifa mobs—means university facilities will be available to students on a first-come, first-served basis. No longer will the community’s reaction to speech be factored into decisions regarding lecture venues, meaning intolerant leftists cannot use the “heckler’s veto” to determine who is allowed to speak or where they’re permitted to appear.

    Transparency and accountability have replaced the notoriously murky process previously enforced by UC Berkeley administrators because Young America’s Foundation, our intrepid counsel led by Harmeet K. Dhillon, and the fearless students in Berkeley College Republicans wouldn’t flinch in this David-versus-Goliath fight.

    “Young America’s Foundation is thrilled that, after more than a year of UC Berkeley battling against the First Amendment rights of its own students, the University finally felt the heat and saw the light of their unconstitutional censorship,” said YAF Spokesman Spencer Brown. “YAF’s landmark victory for free expression—long squelched by Berkeley’s scheming administrators who weaponized flawed policies to target conservatives—shows that the battle for freedom undertaken by YAF on campuses nationwide is a necessary one.”
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    Quote Originally Posted by osan View Post
    Local news is calling this a victory for UC Berkeley.

    They say while technically UCB had to pay the lawyer fees, and YAL is “claiming” victory, what this ruling really did was confirm the new, successful policies that Berkeley has implemented since that incident...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian4Liberty View Post
    Local news is calling this a victory for UC Berkeley.

    They say while technically UCB had to pay the lawyer fees, and YAL is “claiming” victory, what this ruling really did was confirm the new, successful policies that Berkeley has implemented since that incident...
    Well THAT wasn't at all predictable, eh? That's what progressives always do - you can set your watch by it.

    Place no stock in the lies. UCB lost in a big way. It's always been the buttcrack of the UC system. Of course, since my days there, all UC has become one giant buttcrack.
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    It appears that artificial intelligence is at least slightly superior to natural stupidity.

    Our words make us the ghosts that we are.

    Convincing the world he didn't exist was the Devil's second greatest trick; the first was convincing us that God didn't exist.



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