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Law
Enforcement Inquiry: What to do
This is intended as a guide for what to do in case library personnel
are approached by law enforcement agents in the performance of any investigation.
There has been growing concern among librarians from recent investigations
stemming from antiterrorism legislation. This has caused libraries to
address procedures dealing with any investigation in which law enforcement
individuals may visit and possibly execute certain court orders. In
the event of a situation, please follow the procedures that are below.
Above all, please remain calm and cooperative. 1. Immediately call the General Counsel Office at 1-6411 and
explain the situation to them. * In the event contact needs to be made after normal business hours (e.g. evenings or weekends), attorneys for the General Counsel Office may be contacted at their home. Attorneys are identified under the General Counsel in the ND telephone directory with the word “Counsel” in their title. 2. Contact your supervisor or department head. A space has been provided below to fill in contact information for your appropriate supervisor. In the event a situation occurs after normal business hours, a space has been provided below for supervisors to provide emergency contact information 3. Supervisors or department heads should contact the Director of
Libraries or the Associate Director for their department. Contact Information Supervisor name: ____________________________________________
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