Re: Terms of Blumberg's Probation

[brady@wsu.edu (eileen brady)]

I only know the codes in Washington and Idaho States.  Both of those states 
allow an employee in either public or private institutions to refuse 
admission to the premises to anyone.  However, this is not generally known 
to the librarians and staff with whom I have come in contact over the years. 
 I suggest subscribers to this list check the codes that apply in their 
states.  
>
>>"...and that someone should 
>remain with him while he is in the library or bookstore."<
>
>At that point can a library refuse entry, under its own rules?  I should
>think so.  --pg
>
>Peter Graham    psgraham@gandalf.rutgers.edu    Rutgers University Libraries
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Eileen E. Brady
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