The Library Director's decision may be appealed to the Board of Trustees. The Internet is a privilege extended to patrons, not a right. The library is under no obligation to provide this service. Future use of the Internet may be modified or suspended at the discretion of the Board of Trustees of the library district. Internet users who violate the Internet use agreement may be subject to legal action by the library district or others where appropriate.
Internet users acknowledge that the public library is a public place.
Patrons who, in a public place, choose to access Internet sites that are deemed pornographic and who expose a minor or minors to such material, whether or not there was intent to do so, may be held criminally or civilly liable for that exposure. The Internet user acknowledges that the library is in no way liable, either criminally or civilly, for such exposure. Suspected criminal activity may be defined in, but not limited to, definitions in this policy. Suspected criminal activity also includes suspicion that a child has been exposed to pornographic material. In addition, library staff will not assist patrons with setting up or accessing e-mail accounts.