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13-2-704. Disclosure permitted.
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13-2-704. Disclosure permitted.
A library may disclose personally identifiable information concerning any patron to:
(1) The patron;
(2) Any person with the informed, written consent of the patron;
(3) A law enforcement agency or civil court, under a search warrant; or
(4) Any person, including without limitation the patron, who has received an automated telephone notification or other electronic communication for overdue materials or reserve materials if the person making the request can verify the telephone number or email address to which the notice was sent.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 13-2-704
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Stable record: arkansas_code:legal_authorities:13-2-704
Source file: gov.ar.code.title.13.odt
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13-2-704. Disclosure permitted.
A library may disclose personally identifiable information concerning any patron to:
(1) The patron;
(2) Any person with the informed, written consent of the patron;
(3) A law enforcement agency or civil court, under a search warrant; or
(4) Any person, including without limitation the patron, who has received an automated telephone notification or other electronic communication for overdue materials or reserve materials if the person making the request can verify the telephone number or email address to which the notice was sent.
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