alive: module 4 ethics in the real world where does ethical behavior start/stop and legal...
TRANSCRIPT
ALIVE Module 4
ETHICS IN THE REAL WORLD
Where does ethical behavior startstop and legal requirements begin
Housekeeping
Please ask questions by using the chat function or by raising your hand
Please use your phone or headset not the speakerphone or computer microphone
Please feel free to contact us after the presentation with any questions or comments
Module 4 Groupwork Recap
What are some of the ethical issues you face on a daily basis in your library
Ones interpretation of law will necessarily influence the interpretation of ethics and vice-versa
Plato
Think about this
Morals Motivation based on the idea of right and wrong
Values Beliefs of a person or social group in which they have an emotional investment
Ethics The rules or standards governing the conduct of a person or the members of a profession
How do other professions figure it out
Lawyers Doctors Teachers Accountants
Professionals Gone Bad
4610 Attorney engaged in conflicts of interest based on business and personal relationships and did not disclose those conflicts to her clients
21109 Dr fails to maintain adequate records and receives a reprimand from the Arizona Medical Board
1509 Nursersquos certificate revoked due to unprofessional conduct failure to cooperate and failure to comply with board order
What guides Librarians
Ethical (policies) ALA
Legal (procedures) Federal law State law
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Housekeeping
Please ask questions by using the chat function or by raising your hand
Please use your phone or headset not the speakerphone or computer microphone
Please feel free to contact us after the presentation with any questions or comments
Module 4 Groupwork Recap
What are some of the ethical issues you face on a daily basis in your library
Ones interpretation of law will necessarily influence the interpretation of ethics and vice-versa
Plato
Think about this
Morals Motivation based on the idea of right and wrong
Values Beliefs of a person or social group in which they have an emotional investment
Ethics The rules or standards governing the conduct of a person or the members of a profession
How do other professions figure it out
Lawyers Doctors Teachers Accountants
Professionals Gone Bad
4610 Attorney engaged in conflicts of interest based on business and personal relationships and did not disclose those conflicts to her clients
21109 Dr fails to maintain adequate records and receives a reprimand from the Arizona Medical Board
1509 Nursersquos certificate revoked due to unprofessional conduct failure to cooperate and failure to comply with board order
What guides Librarians
Ethical (policies) ALA
Legal (procedures) Federal law State law
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Module 4 Groupwork Recap
What are some of the ethical issues you face on a daily basis in your library
Ones interpretation of law will necessarily influence the interpretation of ethics and vice-versa
Plato
Think about this
Morals Motivation based on the idea of right and wrong
Values Beliefs of a person or social group in which they have an emotional investment
Ethics The rules or standards governing the conduct of a person or the members of a profession
How do other professions figure it out
Lawyers Doctors Teachers Accountants
Professionals Gone Bad
4610 Attorney engaged in conflicts of interest based on business and personal relationships and did not disclose those conflicts to her clients
21109 Dr fails to maintain adequate records and receives a reprimand from the Arizona Medical Board
1509 Nursersquos certificate revoked due to unprofessional conduct failure to cooperate and failure to comply with board order
What guides Librarians
Ethical (policies) ALA
Legal (procedures) Federal law State law
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Ones interpretation of law will necessarily influence the interpretation of ethics and vice-versa
Plato
Think about this
Morals Motivation based on the idea of right and wrong
Values Beliefs of a person or social group in which they have an emotional investment
Ethics The rules or standards governing the conduct of a person or the members of a profession
How do other professions figure it out
Lawyers Doctors Teachers Accountants
Professionals Gone Bad
4610 Attorney engaged in conflicts of interest based on business and personal relationships and did not disclose those conflicts to her clients
21109 Dr fails to maintain adequate records and receives a reprimand from the Arizona Medical Board
1509 Nursersquos certificate revoked due to unprofessional conduct failure to cooperate and failure to comply with board order
What guides Librarians
Ethical (policies) ALA
Legal (procedures) Federal law State law
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Think about this
Morals Motivation based on the idea of right and wrong
Values Beliefs of a person or social group in which they have an emotional investment
Ethics The rules or standards governing the conduct of a person or the members of a profession
How do other professions figure it out
Lawyers Doctors Teachers Accountants
Professionals Gone Bad
4610 Attorney engaged in conflicts of interest based on business and personal relationships and did not disclose those conflicts to her clients
21109 Dr fails to maintain adequate records and receives a reprimand from the Arizona Medical Board
1509 Nursersquos certificate revoked due to unprofessional conduct failure to cooperate and failure to comply with board order
What guides Librarians
Ethical (policies) ALA
Legal (procedures) Federal law State law
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
How do other professions figure it out
Lawyers Doctors Teachers Accountants
Professionals Gone Bad
4610 Attorney engaged in conflicts of interest based on business and personal relationships and did not disclose those conflicts to her clients
21109 Dr fails to maintain adequate records and receives a reprimand from the Arizona Medical Board
1509 Nursersquos certificate revoked due to unprofessional conduct failure to cooperate and failure to comply with board order
What guides Librarians
Ethical (policies) ALA
Legal (procedures) Federal law State law
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Professionals Gone Bad
4610 Attorney engaged in conflicts of interest based on business and personal relationships and did not disclose those conflicts to her clients
21109 Dr fails to maintain adequate records and receives a reprimand from the Arizona Medical Board
1509 Nursersquos certificate revoked due to unprofessional conduct failure to cooperate and failure to comply with board order
What guides Librarians
Ethical (policies) ALA
Legal (procedures) Federal law State law
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
21109 Dr fails to maintain adequate records and receives a reprimand from the Arizona Medical Board
1509 Nursersquos certificate revoked due to unprofessional conduct failure to cooperate and failure to comply with board order
What guides Librarians
Ethical (policies) ALA
Legal (procedures) Federal law State law
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
What guides Librarians
Ethical (policies) ALA
Legal (procedures) Federal law State law
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
41-1354 Privacy of user records exceptions violation classificationA Except as provided in subsection B a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the libraryB Records may be disclosed 1 If necessary for the reasonable operation of the library 2 On written consent of the user 3 On receipt of a court order 4 If required by lawC Any person who knowingly discloses any record or other information in violation of this section is guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
What is reasonable
Discussion
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Mesa Community College Library
The Libraries general practice is to protect the patrons right to privacy Library staff will not disclose who has an item checked out It is the Libraries policy to maintain the confidentially of borrowers records however in the case of Reserve materials subsection B1 of the Arizona statute 41-1354 will be invoked When an individual borrowers abuse of library privileges infringes on the needs of other members of the college community the Libraries reserve the right to disclose the borrowers name to appropriate individuals such as a dean or member of the college faculty Decisions regarding implementation of this option are the responsibility of the Library Director
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Estrella Mountain Community College Library
The Librarys general practice is to protect the library users right to privacy It is the Librarys policy to maintain the confidentiality of borrowers records An exception to this rule exists for delinquent reserve materials Reserve materials are assigned for use by a a specific group of users in a limited time frame If reserve items are overdue the Library may be required to invoke ASRS 41-1354 B1 to disclose borrower information to the faculty member who placed the items on reserve to enlist the faculty members assistance in recovering the items more quickly This is not a confidentiality issue as there is an expectation that all members of the class will use the materials in question
To protect the confidentiality of borrower records and to conform with MCCCD state and federal legal requirements to privacy the Library will not release borrower records to third-parties other than the borrower In this context third-parties include but are not limited to parents guardians spouses and domestic partners
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
The Pima County Library District protects to the greatest extent possible the privacy of every library customer Library staff will not ask about the purpose of a customerrsquos request except when necessary to provide better service
Library circulation records are kept to protect public property Such records are not used directly or indirectly to identify the kinds of materials used by individual library customers Records controlling access to computers are generally private and confidential Library staff will not respond to requests about a library customerrsquos use of the libraryrsquos collection or computers from a third party or any agency of government unless
1 Specifically required by law 2 Pursuant to a valid Court Order or 3 Necessary for the reasonable operation of the library
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Maricopa County Law Library
INFORMATION THE LIBRARY OBTAINS FROM YOU Horizon Information Portal The Libraryrsquos Web-
based online catalog system automatically creates and stores transaction logs
Transaction logs may include the following information 1048713 The Internet Protocol address and domain name you
used 1048713 The date and time you visited our sites and the
duration of your visit 1048713 The web pages or services you accessed 1048713 The web site you were at prior to visiting our web
site 1048713 Any forms or requests that you may have submitted
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Scottsdale Public Library
If a City Library patron is a victim of a crime committed at a City Library or the City Library itself is a victim of a crime and the suspect is a Library patron the police will not be required to obtain a court order to obtain the name address and telephone numbers of the suspect because the exception of ldquoif necessary for the reasonable operation of the libraryrdquo to the privacy law shall apply The release of this information is necessary under these circumstances to effectively investigate crimes against the Library or its patrons
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Has there ever been a REALLY bad librarian
ARS 13-707(A)(3) A sentence for imprisonment for not more than 30 days
ARS 13-802 (C) A sentence to pay a fine fixed by the court not more than five hundred dollars
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Final Thoughts
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd
Next Steps
ALIVE Module 5 Reaching Reluctant Readers Holly Henley-June 3rd