Libraries and the Internet, Part I: Some Constitutional Background.

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Main Authors: Allison, Rinda Y., Uhler, Scott F.
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Published: 1997
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contents Libraries and the Internet, Part I: Some Constitutional Background. Allison, Rinda Y. Uhler, Scott F. Access to Information Constitutional Law Federal Regulation Freedom of Speech Internet Legal Responsibility Public Libraries The availability of Internet access in public libraries has raised concerns about free speech rights and library liabilities. This article, part one in a three part series, examines the constitutional background for free speech and Internet provision, defining "speech" and highlighting limitations to free speech and court analysis of speech regulations. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Libraries and the Internet, Part I: Some Constitutional Background.
Allison, Rinda Y.
Uhler, Scott F.
Access to Information
Constitutional Law
Federal Regulation
Freedom of Speech
Internet
Legal Responsibility
Public Libraries
Libraries and the Internet, Part I: Some Constitutional Background. Allison, Rinda Y. Uhler, Scott F. Access to Information Constitutional Law Federal Regulation Freedom of Speech Internet Legal Responsibility Public Libraries The availability of Internet access in public libraries has raised concerns about free speech rights and library liabilities. This article, part one in a three part series, examines the constitutional background for free speech and Internet provision, defining "speech" and highlighting limitations to free speech and court analysis of speech regulations. (PEN)
title Libraries and the Internet, Part I: Some Constitutional Background.
topic Access to Information
Constitutional Law
Federal Regulation
Freedom of Speech
Internet
Legal Responsibility
Public Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ558510