Libraries and librarians should not deny or limit access to information via electronic resources because of its controversial content or because of personal beliefs or fear of confrontation. Information retrieved or utilized electronically should be considered constitutionally protected unless determined otherwise by a court with appropriate jurisdiction. Responsibility for, and any restriction of, a child's use of the Internet rests solely with his or her parents or legal guardians. The Internet is a global network that provides dynamic resources and facilitates communication. Library staff cannot control access points that often change rapidly and unpredictably.
Users are hereby notified, they are responsible for the choice of sites they visit.
The Millburn Free Public Library makes no warranty, expressed or implied, for the timeliness, accuracy, or usefulness for a particular purpose of information accessed via the Internet. Since the computer workstations in the Library, on which the public can access the Internet, are located in public areas which must be shared by users of all ages, backgrounds, and sensibilities, individuals are asked to consider this when accessing potentially controversial information and images. Library staff cannot consistently and effectively monitor the public. All users of the Internet are expected to use this Library resource in a responsible and courteous manner, consistent with the purposes for which it is provided, and to follow all Internet-related rules, regulations, and procedures established for its use including, but not limited to, those of the Library. Using the Library's Internet resources for educational, informational, and recreational purposes only.