Slip Laws - the first official text of a new law. They are numbered chronologically, in the order passed for each two year congressional session. Legislative Information on the Internet , the Library of Congress site, gives full coverage of the U.S. Congress,including the full text of the Congressional Record which contains the official text of the bills and a history of all the activities in Congress that lead to passing the bill into law. The most recent statutes are on the Internet at Thomas . The U.S.C. is arranged into 50 titles, which are divided into chapters and subdivided into sections.
All laws covering the same topic are under one title.
These annotated versions contain the identical text to the U.S.C., and are cited by the same title, chapter and section. Updates - annual, cumulative pocket parts are filed in the back of each volume. They are updated by monthly pamphlets. Uniform Commercial Code - adopted by virtually every state. The Uniform Commercial Code Locator links to state statutes that correspond to Articles of the Uniform Commercial Code .