| Book
Drop -
A book drop is located on the left hand side outside the main
entrance to the Library. Use the book drop to return library books
when the Library is closed. |
Change
- The Library has no change machine nor does it provide change. |
Carrel
maintenance -
Students are expected to keep their carrels clean and tidy.
Items are not to be nailed or glued to the carrels. Such items
include hooks, stickers, double-sided tape - these are hard
to remove and clean. Posters, pictures and other materials are
not to be posted on the outside of the carrels. The Library
is not responsible for any items left unattended in the carrels. |
Cell
Phones
- Cell phones should be set to ring in "silent" mode
and a conversation should be carried on in areas that will not
disturb others. (Law Student Guide to Library Services Fall
2004 20 G). |
| Copyright
Compliance -
Users copying or downloading materials are responsible for complying
with applicable intellectual property law, including U.S. Copyright
Law. |
| Dangerous
and Incendiary Items
- Firearms or other deadly weapons, explosives and/or explosive
devices, or other dangerous devices are not permitted in the Library
building. Incendiary or other smoke-producing items are not permitted
in the Library. |
Disruptive
Behavior -
Persons exhibiting disruptive behavior will be asked to cease
that behavior, leave the premises and / or be denied future
access to the library. Disruptive behavior includes making excessive
noise that disrupts the use of the Library by others, being
belligerent and / or violent, offensive body odor, verbal or
physical abuse, intimidation, or harassment on account of race,
ethnic or national background, gender or sexual orientation. |
Food,
Drink, Plants, Tobacco, Pets
- Food, drinks, plants, tobacco products, cooking/boiling appliances
and pets are not permitted in the Library. Any such items found
in the library will be confiscated. Only approved closed beverage
containers will be allowed. Exception: assistant animals for
the handicapped or disabled. |
Lost
or Misplaced Property -
Please see the Circulation Desk for any lost or misplaced property. |
Mutilation/Damage/Concealment
of Library Materials
- Library users are asked to treat the library materials with
care. To extend the life of the materials, please avoid the
following:
-
use of post-its in the library books
- writing or underlining in the books
- leaving paper clips in the books
- handling the books with dirty hands
- spilling coffee or other beverages on the materials
- using library books to prop up furniture or other heavy items
Users
engaging in vandalizing, altering or damaging the Library building
and/or its furniture or equipment, including computer systems,
networks, programs or data, are in violation of Hawai`i State
Law and will be prosecuted to the full extent of that law.
Library materials must not be concealed in the Law Library (in
foot lockers, other containers, rooms, shelves) for the exculsive
use of individuals or groups. |
Posting
Notices
- Prior approval from the librarians is required to post any
notices in the Library. Notices are posted on the board in the
Reference Area next to the ramp leading to the carrel area.
Only Law School-related notices may be put on the board. (Law
Student Guide to Library Services Fall 2004). |
Re-shelving
Library Materials -
Please re-shelve all library material you have used but have
not checked out. This ensures that the books are accessible
to other library users. Materials may also be placed on the
re-shelving tables. |
Security
- Please report any emergency or suspicious behavior to the
Circulation Desk immediately. If you need an escort to your
car, please call Campus Security's escort services at 956-8211. |
Telephones
and Messages
- The Library's telephones are for library staff use. Students
may use the phone in the Computer Lab. The library does not
convey messages to or page students and other library users
unless it is an emergency. |
Theft
- Library users are advised not to leave any personal belongings
unattended for any length of time anywhere in the Library. Thefts
of books, personal items, and computer equipment have occured
in the past. Users are responsible for their personal property.
Library materials, equipment or property must not be taken from
the library building without proper checkout or authorization.
Library personnel may require that a patron display the contents
of his/her bag before he/she exits the Library. |
