U.S. Legal Resources Guide
Primary Sources
Statutes
A statute is a written law which has been enacted by Congress. Statutes are
organized by the date of passage (called slip laws) or by subject in a code.
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United States Statutes at Large, 1995 to present
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United States Statutes at Large
- D. H. Hill Reference GS4.111: and AE2.111: 1949 to
date
(U.S. Documents Reference, 2d floor, north tower)
- D. H. Hill Documents S7.9: 1909 - 1949 (U.S.
Documents
stacks)
- D. H. Hill Microfilm: 1798/99 - 1915/17
(Media/Microforms
Center, 2d Floor, West Wing)
- Printed at the close of each annual session of Congress, the volumes for
each session include public and private laws, resolutions and Presidential
proclamations.
- Cite as: 94 Stat. 168 (1975)
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United States
Code, 2000 ed.
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United States Code
- D. H. Hill Reference Y 1.2/5: (U.S. Documents
Reference, 2d floor, north tower)
- This set is considered a "code" or subject arrangement of laws. Subject,
popular names, and table indexes are provided.
- Cite as: 16 U.S.C. 462 (1988)
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United States Code Annotated
- D. H. Hill Ref. KF62.5. W45 (Reference - 1st Floor,
East Wing)
- This set is considered a "code" or subject arrangement of laws. It
provides
annotations to court decisions which discuss specific statutes, to regulations
and to articles which may be pertinent.
Cite as: 16 U.S.C.S. § 462 (West 1988)
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LexisNexis Federal &
State Codes
- NCSU's Information System; restricted use via remote
access.
- Go to this LexisNexis Academic link; there the default choice in the
"Select Sources" dropdown should be "United States Code Service - Titles 1
through 50."
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