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Parents have the right and duty to monitor their own childrens library
usage. If a parent does not wish for their child to have access to certain
library materials, it is not the job of the librarian to enforce that wish.
As long as libraries continue to serve the needs of the general public,
there may be conflict regarding the nature of the selection of materials
that are offered. Individuals who take offense to library materials may in
most cases submit a request for reconsideration form to the librarian.
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Highest Court
Weighs In
In Ginsberg v New
York, the U.S. Supreme
Court allows:
Source: http://libguides.santarosa.edu/content.php?pid=509423&sid=4191890
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Members:
Kevin
Collins,
source:
www.Google.com
Rebecca Lowe, and Nicole Jenkins
(LIS 6010 with Nancy Steffes)
Haycock, K, & Sheldon, B.E. (Eds.). (2008). The portable MLIS: Insights from the experts.
Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited.
American Library Association. 2000. Issues. Retrieved September 18, 2014 from
http://www.ala.org/advocacy/intfreedom/iftoolkits/litoolkit/legalissues_CIPA_filtering