Print Account Policy
- Each law student who wants to be able to print from the computers on the 1st and 2nd floor computers must logon using his/her assigned user name and password. After he/she is finished with their session, he/she should log out. This is the student's responsibility. Students should understand that if they do not log out and someone prints from their account the law library is not liable for loss of the print credits.
- Each copy costs 10 cents ($.10). The Law Library Staff will only accept cash when adding credit to a student account. The Law Library does not accept checks, credit cards or Ole Miss Express.
- At the beginning of the school year, the law library staff will accept applications for student passwords and funds for credit to their printing accounts. Accounts will be created within 24 hours (does not include weekends). See How to release a print job.
- Student accounts will remain active on the law server until the day after the closest Mississippi Bar Exam after the student's date of graduation, or upon notice that the student has withdrawn from the Law School.
- No credit for monies left on the student's printer account will be given to the student.
- If the user exceeds his/her print quota during a print job, then the printer control software will print as many pages as the user has on his account, and will then cease printing and delete the rest of the print job.
- There is a limit of 100 pages that the user/student can print at one time.
- Credit for bad prints will be given if, in the judgment of the library staff, the bad prints were not caused by user error.
- Please remember that other students will be using this printer. Please be considerate.
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