Photo and print copies are to be considered permissible and “fair use,” provided that the following criteria are met: If found guilty, you can be heavily fined. If you go beyond these legal limits, the law sees you as a thief, one who is denying creators of intellectual property their just revenues. “Fair use” comes into play primarily in the academic setting, and students are given certain copying or printing freedoms the commercial world does not have. Any person using Seminary printers or copy machines are liable for any infringement or violation of the law.Īs a student, it is your responsibility to understand what you can legally print or copy before being considered guilty of copyright infringement. Code 108(f) (1)) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. The Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17 U.S. Books recalled but not returned by the recall date will be assessed a fine of $1 per day.
Recallīooks may be recalled at any time in order to support faculty, staff, or student needs. Lost or Damaged Booksīorrowers will pay replacement costs plus a $25 processing fee ($35 for TLCA) for each item unless they are able to secure for the library volumes in similar or better condition. Materials kept beyond the due date are subject to a fine of 25 cents per day (excluding Saturday, Sunday and holidays). We will attempt to contact the patron and inform them they have one day to check out the item(s). When a reserved item(s) are returned to the Library they automatically go on hold. ReserveĬhecked out materials can be placed on reserve, thus preventing another patron from checking them out again once returned to the library. Items will remain on hold for one day and may not be checked out by other patrons during this time. Library materials which are not checked out (and located on the library shelves) can be secured for specific individuals by being placed on hold. You may also renew books by calling or emailing the Library staff at Hold Renewals can be made by phone at 60 or via the Online Book Renewal Library Link. Contract holding Students and Faculty of the Phoenix Seminary Library also have privileges at several other libraries around the Valley through the Theological Library Cooperative of Arizona (TLCA). Most items may be checked out for nearly four weeks with one optional renewal (if not reserved by another patron).
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