The Library Bill of Rights--a Critique.
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1996
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| author | Baldwin, Gordon B. |
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| contents | The Library Bill of Rights--a Critique. Baldwin, Gordon B. Administrator Role Censorship Civil Law Civil Liberties Comparative Analysis Constitutional Law Court Litigation Criticism Decision Making Freedom of Speech Government Role Argues that the Library Bill of Rights aims to codify First Amendment doctrine and the interests of librarians but falls short. Law allows distinctions between government and private action and reaffirms the discretion of decision makers. The Library Bill of Rights, as shown in discussion of several court decisions, is often far more rigid. Contains 84 references. (Author/PEN) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1996 |
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| spellingShingle | The Library Bill of Rights--a Critique. Baldwin, Gordon B. Administrator Role Censorship Civil Law Civil Liberties Comparative Analysis Constitutional Law Court Litigation Criticism Decision Making Freedom of Speech Government Role The Library Bill of Rights--a Critique. Baldwin, Gordon B. Administrator Role Censorship Civil Law Civil Liberties Comparative Analysis Constitutional Law Court Litigation Criticism Decision Making Freedom of Speech Government Role Argues that the Library Bill of Rights aims to codify First Amendment doctrine and the interests of librarians but falls short. Law allows distinctions between government and private action and reaffirms the discretion of decision makers. The Library Bill of Rights, as shown in discussion of several court decisions, is often far more rigid. Contains 84 references. (Author/PEN) |
| title | The Library Bill of Rights--a Critique. |
| topic | Administrator Role Censorship Civil Law Civil Liberties Comparative Analysis Constitutional Law Court Litigation Criticism Decision Making Freedom of Speech Government Role |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ529670 |