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The ALA originally adopted the code in 1939 in response to the spread of propoganda in the run-up to World War II. It is considered by many to be the most general statement of ethics in librarianship.

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This is an approved set of professional guidlines instead of a code of ethics. The guidelines address information professionals who might work outside of tranditional institutions

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Medical Library Association  (MLA) (2010) 

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Medical Library Association  (MLA) (2010) 

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This code of ethics addresses a particular subset of librarians whose work may come in conflict with the expertise of another group of professionals, members of the medical community. MLA's code specifically addresses the impact that access to knowledge can have on health.

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It is often used as a guiding principale in many different library settings for developing policy along with the code of Ethics. it adresses the purpose of the library as in instituion rather than the various levles of obligations of the librarian.

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The First and Fourth Ammendments to the U.S. Consitution

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The First and Fourth Ammendments to the U.S. Consitution

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The first ammendemnt cover many freedoms granted to U.S. citiszens. It prohibits the US goverment from passing any law that cutails the freedom of speech.

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Librarians must "respect intellectual property rights and advocate balance between the intrests of information users and rights holders

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It is the librarians's obligation to treat as confidential any private information obtained through contact with library patrons