From the Library of Congress. U.S. Laws - Print Sources Slip Laws . Government Printing Office. First publication of new laws. Arranged by public law numbers running in sequence, beginning with each Congress.
Special features are marginal notes and brief legislative histories.
Slip laws are replaced by the U.S. Statutes at Large. Chronological arrangement of laws published in bound volumes. Permanent retrospective record of full texts of all public and private laws passed during a given year. Has a subject index. Contains all general and permanent laws of the U.S. currently in force.