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100 1 Minow, Mary,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 14 The library's legal answers for meeting rooms and displays
/|cMary Minow, Tomas A. Lipinski, Gretchen McCord.
264 1 Chicago :|bALA Editions,|c2016.
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505 0 Libraries and Categories of Public Forum -- Type of
Library Matters -- Q1: Are all library meeting rooms and
display areas protected by the First Amendment? -- Spaces
in Public Institutions that are Off Limits to the Public -
- Q2: Must all library meeting rooms and display areas in
public institutions be open to all users? -- Q3: If my
meeting room or display area is open to the public, is it
a "public forum"? -- Nonpublic Forum: The Library's
Technical Services Areas and Offices -- Q4: What types of
speech are protected in the library meeting rooms and
display areas that are considered "public forums"? --
Speech Content Regulations -- Q5: May the library close
off public use of a space to deal with controversial
issues? -- Q6: If the library does not choose to close the
space, how should it treat displays or meetings that
concern controversial issues? -- Q7: How should the
library treat displays or meetings that concern religious
issues? -- Q8: Is there a difference between meetings that
have religious content and meetings that actually conduct
religious services? -- Q9: Isn't there a conflict between
church and state? -- Q10: How should the library treat
displays or meetings that concern political issues? -- Q11
: How should the library treat displays or meetings that
use hate speech? -- Q12: Can you give an example of a
library that allowed a hate speech group to use its
facilities? -- Q13: May a library demand extra fees or
deposits for security expenses if a speaker is expected to
draw an angry crowd? -- Q14: I don't understand. Surely
you don't mean that I must allow a group into the library
that is threatening my patrons? -- Q15: So the library
does not have to put up with "fighting words"? -- Q16:
What if the group is inciting a riot? -- Q17: How should
the library treat displays or meetings that concern sexual
issues? -- Case Study: Manhasset Public Library -- Q18:
May the library prohibit birthday parties, weddings, and
other private events? -- Q19: Are there any situations in
which the library can stop a program or a display if it is
really, really upsetting to patrons and staff? -- Speech
Regulations: Content-Neutral -- Q20: Our policy limits the
amount of time for which a group can reserve the meeting
room or display space. Is that okay? -- Meeting Rooms:
Special Considerations -- Q21: I see a big difference
between hate speech spewed forth live in a meeting room
and hate speech quietly sitting on a giveaway rack. Does
the law see a big difference, too? -- Q22: What if the
meeting gets out of hand-too loud, or worse? -- Q23: What
if the group has discriminatory policies? -- Library
Sponsored Meetings and Displays -- Q24: A librarian
creates a display. A colleague disagrees with the
inclusion of a book in the display. Both people are
professionals. No one is requesting that the book be
removed from the library. The director is brought in. Is
there law governing this? -- Leafletting and solicitation
-- Q25: Does the public have the right to leaflet, picket,
or solicit funds inside or outside library spaces? --
Professional Guidance -- Q26: What guidance does the
American Library Association offer on these issues? --
Appendix: Cases Concerning or Relating to Libraries,
Meeting Rooms, and Exhibit Spaces.
520 Grounded in the authors' expert guidance, this e-book will
give your staff the knowledge they need to keep your
library out of messy legal problems.
588 Description based on online resource; title from PDF title
page (ProQuest, viewed March 4, 2021)
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aMinow, Mary.|tLibrary's Legal Answers
for Meeting Rooms and Displays.|dChicago : American
Library Association, ©2016
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