Legal Commentary

Doug Berman is surprised by Eugene Volokh's one-laptop policy (in which one student takes notes for the rest of the class):

Indeed, though I am disinclined to assert that this alone shows how quickly professorial power can corrupt philosophical commitments, I do find remarkable the dramatic move to collectivism here.  Not only is Eugene severely restricting laptop liberty, but he also is mandating that individuals share the fruits of their labor with a student collective all for purported good of the UCLA School of Law.

Are laptop bans incompatible with a libertarian philosophy?