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1. lawlibguides.luc.edu › statutesandcodesLibGuides: Basic Legal Research Guide: Statutes and Codes

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   5 days ago · The United States Code Service (U.S.C.S) is shelved on the 3rd floor of the Law Library at call number KF 62 1972 .L38, and the United States Code Annotated (U.S.C.A.) is shelved at call number KF 62.W4 on the 3rd floor. A second set of the U.S.C.A. is shelved on the 4th floor at the same call number.

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2. libguides.law.cua.edu › cEthics Opinions & Disciplinary Proceedings - Professional ...

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   6 days ago · The opinions are available in a number of resources, including Opinions of the Committee on Professional Ethics (1924-1965), and Formal and Informal Ethics Opinions (various compilations covering the period 1967-1998). Online availability to ABA ethics opinions is provided by Lexis+ and Westlaw Edge. Both databases provide access to formal ...

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   How often is the United States Code published?

   • Publication typically runs several years behind. The United States Code is the official codification of the general and permanent laws of the United States. The Code was first published in 1926, and a new edition of the code has been published every six years since 1934.

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   How are federal statutes published?

   • At the federal level, each statute is published in three versions. First, a statute is enacted as a slip law, which is printed on a single sheet or in pamphlet form. When a slip law is published, it will be assigned a Public Law Number to identify it.

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   Are there official and unofficial codes for research?

   • There are official and unofficial codes. A code may be annotated (containing editorial enhancements to help with research or interpretation) or unannotated. The advantages of using a code for research include: the fact that codes collate original laws with later amendments, they eliminate repealed, superseded, or expired laws.

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   What is a public law number?

   • When a slip law is published, it will be assigned a Public Law Number to identify it. The Public Law Number (e.g., Pub.L. No. 112-25) consists of two parts: The first number represents the number of the Congress that passed the law, while the second number represents the chronological order in which the law was passed.

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4. guides.libraries.uc.edu › cSession Laws - Researching Statutes - Research Guides at ...

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   5 days ago · A session law is the chronological publication of the laws passed by a jurisdiction. You may hear session laws referred to as acts as well. Session laws may include both public (laws of a general nature) and private (laws that apply to a specific person or group or that are temporary in nature) laws. Each session law is assigned a number.

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5. libguides.nyls.edu › cProfessional Responsibility and Ethics - New York Law School

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   6 days ago · The 50 State Ethics Guide prepared by the University of Texas Tarlton Law School provides an easy-to-use clearinghouse where researchers can obtain free access to legal ethics opinions and laws for all 50 states. It collects key information about legal ethics and professional responsibility from across the country.

6. guides.libraries.uc.edu › cCodes - Researching Statutes - Research Guides at University ...

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   5 days ago · The advantages of using a code for research include: the fact that codes collate original laws with later amendments, they bring all laws on the same subject together, and. they eliminate repealed, superseded, or expired laws. In addition to the statutes, many codes contain constitutions and court rules.

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7. guides.library.harvard.edu › publicpolicyResearch Guides: Law and Public Policy: Getting Started

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   4 days ago · Law and Legislation. THOMAS. A resource created by the Library of Congress, THOMAS provides access to a wide range of legislative materials including public laws, pending bills, committee reports and hearings. It also provides access to the full text of legislation from 1989 (101st Congress) to the present.

8. guides.libraries.uc.edu › statutesHome - Researching Statutes - Research Guides at University ...

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   5 days ago · Session laws of a permanent and general nature are codified to the statutory code of the jurisdiction. A code is a subject compilation of these laws of a permanent and general nature. The advantages of using a code for research include the fact that codes collate original laws with later amendments, they bring all laws on the same subject ...