U.S. Legal Resources Guide
Primary Sources
Administrative Rules and
Regulations
Congress often passes laws which require an entity to carry out programs and
create guidelines for compliance with and enforcement of the laws enacted.
Administrative agencies execute those functions. Some representative federal
administrative agencies are the Internal Revenue Service, Federal
Communications Commission, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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Code of Federal
Regulations, 1996 to present
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Code of Federal Regulations
- D. H. Hill Reference AE2.106/3: (U.S. Documents Reference, 2d floor, north tower, latest edition only)
- Regulations adopted by federal agencies are arranged by agency. It has
subject, agency, and statutory authority indexes. Each title of the CFR is
revised annually.
- Cite as: 35 C.F.R.§ 54.3 (1990)
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Federal Register, 1994 to
present
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Federal Register
- D. H. Hill Reference AE2.106: (U.S. Documents Reference, 2d floor, north tower, latest year only)
- D. H. Hill Microforms, 1936 to date (Media/Microforms Center, 2d Floor, West Wing)
- The Federal Register is a daily publication which includes newly
proposed regulations and the adopted versions of new regulations. It is used to update regulations located in the Code of Federal Regulations. Monthly and annual indexes are produced.
- Cite as: 112 Fed. Reg. 88979 (1989)
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