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"Imagine receiving a subpoena requiring patron records or Internet use history. What is your library's policy? Do you know? Does your library have a policy? How big a problem is this? Because libraries are on the front lines of patron privacy and confidentiality controversies that raise First Amendment questions, it is increasingly critical that libraries and their counsel become familiar with the constitutional rights of patrons. By understanding the issues and the relevant laws, librarians can take action to protect users' First Amendment rights. In this clear and concise guide set up in a frequently-asked-questions (FAQ) format, First Amendment attorney and litigation expert Chmara shares her decades of experience in easy-to-understand, jargon-free language.Library directors and managers as well as lawyers who represent libraries will learn: what First Amendment rights exist in libraries; how to create a library policy to best protect patrons' confidentiality and privacy; the appropriate responses to requests for patron records; and, how to deal with the nuances of Internet use privacy. Interspersed within the questions and answers, actual court case studies lend a sense of urgency to the explanations. Covering circulation and Internet use records, along with the role of the library as employer, this guide is librarians' first line of defense of the First Amendment."

"[ ABSTRAK Skripsi ini membahas mengenai pengaturan hak atas rahasia kedokteran danprivacy dalam peraturan perundang-undangan serta pelaksanaannya dalampraktik. Meskipun begitu, kedua hak tersebut seolah dapat disimpangi denganbeberapa kondisi di mana hal tersebut juga diatur dalam peraturan perundangundangan.Skripsi ini berfokus meneliti mengenai hak atas rahasia kedokteran danprivacy bagi pasien HIV/AIDS. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode yuridisnormatif. Sedangkan tipologi dari penelitian ini adalah penelitian deskriptif. Hasilpenelitian ini adalah mengenai pengaturan hak atas rahasia kedokteran danprivacy di Indonesia serta bagaimana praktiknya bagi pasien HIV/AIDS sertaperlindungannya.

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ABSTRACT This thesis discusses about the rights regulation of medical confidentiality and

privacy in rights regulations and implementation in medical practice.

Nevertheless, both of these rights can be ruled out in several conditions where

those rights are also stipulated in legislation. This thesis focuses on analyzing the

rights to medical confidentiality and privacy for HIV/AIDS patients. This research

fundamentally used normative juridical method. While the typology of this

research is a descriptive study, the results of this research are about the regulations

of rights to medical confidentiality and privacy in Indonesia and how its practice

implemented for HIV/AIDS patients as well as its protection.;This thesis discusses about the rights regulation of medical confidentiality and

privacy in rights regulations and implementation in medical practice.

Nevertheless, both of these rights can be ruled out in several conditions where

those rights are also stipulated in legislation. This thesis focuses on analyzing the

rights to medical confidentiality and privacy for HIV/AIDS patients. This research

fundamentally used normative juridical method. While the typology of this

research is a descriptive study, the results of this research are about the regulations

of rights to medical confidentiality and privacy in Indonesia and how its practice

implemented for HIV/AIDS patients as well as its protection., This thesis discusses about the rights regulation of medical confidentiality and

privacy in rights regulations and implementation in medical practice.

Nevertheless, both of these rights can be ruled out in several conditions where

those rights are also stipulated in legislation. This thesis focuses on analyzing the

rights to medical confidentiality and privacy for HIV/AIDS patients. This research

fundamentally used normative juridical method. While the typology of this

research is a descriptive study, the results of this research are about the regulations

of rights to medical confidentiality and privacy in Indonesia and how its practice

implemented for HIV/AIDS patients as well as its protection.]"