U.S. Legal Resources Guide
Primary Sources
Constitution
A constitution describes the standards of conduct for the government and
its citizens. The Constitution of the United States is the foundation of
our political system. It binds together all branches of government and
divides responsibility among the different branches and between the federal
and state governments. Cite as: U.S. Const. art. I, § 9, cl. 2
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Constitution of the United States of America
- D. H. Hill Reference KF4527 .C66 1987 (Reference - 1st
Floor, East Wing)
- The complete text of the U. S. Constitution is printed along with
annotations
to U.S. Supreme Court decisions and other commentary.
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United States Code Annotated
- D. H. Hill Reference KF62.5 .W45 (Reference - 1st
Floor, East Wing)
- This source provides annotations to court decisions and other materials
which provide commentary on the constitution. Recent annotations are found in
the pocket part.
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LexisNexis Federal &
State Codes
- NCSU's Information System; restricted use via remote
access.
- Go to this LexisNexis Academic link and there change the "Select Sources"
dropdown choice to "USCS - Constitution of the United States."
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