A county law library shall be open to the judges of this State, state officials, all judges of the district court, all county officials, members of the Oklahoma Bar Association, and to the public. A user's access to O.C.I.S., its related services, and the Internet by use of a county law library computer shall comply with the Rules for Using the Oklahoma Court Information System, 20 O.S. Ch. 18, App. 3. An individual's inappropriate use of O.C.I.S. may result in disconnection or denial of access to the services and or computer to the individual.

A user shall not destroy or cause injury to the computer or software of a county law library computer, or use the computer for uses other than legal research purposes. A county law library may create uniform reasonable restrictions upon individuals' use of computer equipment when necessary to provide public access to the computer. For example, a county library may impose a reasonable time limit, such as 45 minutes of computer access time per computer use, for individuals when demand for computer access exceeds available computers. A county library may also create reasonable security measures to protect and maintain computer equipment and software. For example, a county library may require users to provide identification, by driver's license or otherwise, prior to providing a user with access to compact discs of legal research materials.