Thread: Library, Child Pornography, Personal Privacy, First Amendment Rights, Bacon? What?
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Old 03-28-2008, 10:21 AM   #3
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The library is a public place, no porn allowed on computers. Period.

Reading about how to make a bomb is not illegal. The act of looking at child pornography is illegal.

Librarians do not lean in and read everything that you're reading/writing. Images that are viewable to other patrons are another story. I've never heard of someone getting in trouble for text of any kind.
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