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Uhler, Scott; Weiss, Philippe – Illinois Libraries, 1995
As a result of the 1992 federal appellate court decision, "Kreimer versus Morristown," libraries have the right to define appropriate patron behavior while in a library and to address behavior considered disruptive. Discusses details of the case and practical interpretations of the ruling. (JKP)
Descriptors: Behavior, Court Litigation, Libraries, Library Policy
Uhler, Scott; Weiss, Philippe – Illinois Libraries, 1995
Illinois libraries and library districts should be aware of the employment "at-will" doctrine in their hiring, firing, and employment policy decisions. Because changes in the law require greater scrutiny of employment manuals and policies, recommendations are made for reducing administrative burdens, record keeping, reviewing employment…
Descriptors: Employment Practices, Guidelines, Library Administration, Library Personnel


