When using copyrighted or trademarked material, Web Site Authors and 

Webmasters are responsible for obtaining appropriate permission from the 

copyright holder.  

2. 

In compliance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, the University 

reserves the right to suspend or terminate access to University electronic 

communications systems and services by any user who repeatedly violates 

copyright law.  

J.  Additional Applicable Policies  

Other policies may also apply to UCSC Web Sites and Web related activities. All Web 

Site Authors and Webmasters must make themselves aware of campus policy, and any 

laws or regulations that apply to electronic publishing and the use of University 

facilities. 

VII. 

SERVICE RESTRICTIONS  

UCSC Web Accounts may be wholly or partially interrupted, suspended, terminated, or limited 

in accordance with the terms of the Web Account as follows:  

 .  Computer Maintenance  

Interruptions in service may occur to some or all Web Accounts when, incident to 

system upgrades, repair or maintenance, or as a result of an unanticipated failure or 

disruption of utility or other essential services, the computer system or equipment to 

support such Web Accounts is not operational.  

A.  Operating Procedures  

Suspension, termination, or limitation of a Web Account may occur as provided in the 

express or implied operational terms of governing the use of such Web Account, e.g., 

exhaustion of a computing quota assigned to such account or the exhaustion of funds 

associated with a recharge service.  

B.  Temporary Suspension and Termination  

1. 

The appropriate System Administrator or the Web Site Author's Designated 

UCSC Official may suspend a Web Account, temporarily or permanently:  

0. 

When there is reliable evidence indicating that a violation of law or of 

University policies listed in Appendix C of the UC Electronic 

Communications Policy probably has occurred, or  

1. 

Where failure to act may result in significant bodily harm, significant 

property loss or damage, loss of significant evidence of violations of 

law or University policy, or significant liability to the University or to 

members of the University community, or  

2. 

In exceptional cases, where failure to act could seriously hamper the 

ability of the University to function administratively or to meet its 

teaching obligations, or  

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Web Services Committee 

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May 28, 2002