A library of United States federal law, built from the official sources. Each title brings together the statute, the regulations, the agency's own practice manuals, and the deciding body's opinions — sealed when collected, so the text you read is the text that was published, and any citation can be checked against it, word for word.
Built for people, and for Super Intelligence systems that need the law itself — not a summary of it.
Every title follows the same pattern: statute + regulations + practice + case law, from official sources, cite-checkable against the sealed original. This page is updated as titles move from build to release.
Federal law exactly as enacted — the enrolled bills and public laws of Congresses 113–119, sealed from the official record so any citation can be checked against the original text.
The civil rights statutes, regulations, and agency guidance — free full text, free cite-check, free search, and free change updates. No account, no charge. Totally 100 percent free for the people.
The Internal Revenue Code (Title 26), the Treasury regulations, IRS guidance in the Internal Revenue Bulletin, and U.S. Tax Court opinions.
Banking law — Title 12, the banking regulators' rules, the examination manuals of the OCC, Federal Reserve, FDIC, and CFPB, and agency enforcement orders.
Patent law — Title 35, the patent rules in Title 37 of the CFR, the Manual of Patent Examining Procedure, and Patent Trial and Appeal Board decisions.
The federal securities acts, SEC rules, staff guidance and interpretations, and Commission decisions.
Federal procurement — Title 41, the Federal Acquisition Regulation and its agency supplements, and GAO bid protest decisions.
Federal administration and procedure — the Administrative Procedure Act, FOIA, the federal court rules, and the published opinions of the federal courts.
The Lanham Act, the Copyright Act, the Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure, and Copyright Office practice.
Export control and sanctions law — the Export Administration Regulations, the ITAR, and the OFAC sanctions programs.
The Immigration and Nationality Act, its regulations, the USCIS Policy Manual, and Board of Immigration Appeals precedent decisions.
Social Security law, its regulations, and the Social Security Administration's POMS and HALLEX manuals.
Veterans benefits law — Title 38, VA regulations, the M21-1 adjudication manual, and veterans appeals decisions.
Federal labor and workplace law — Title 29, OSHA and Wage and Hour rules and guidance, and labor board decisions.
The antitrust acts, customs and tariff law, FTC rules, and the binding customs rulings importers rely on.
Public health, Medicare and Medicaid, and food and drug law — with the CMS manual system and FDA guidance documents.
The Bankruptcy Code, the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, and U.S. Trustee Program guidance.
Federal criminal law — Title 18, the Department of Justice's Justice Manual, and the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines.
The Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, Superfund, and EPA regulations and Environmental Appeals Board decisions.
Energy law — the rules, orders, and decisions of FERC and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Transportation law — aviation, highway, and shipping statutes, FAA orders and advisory circulars, and safety board decisions.
Public lands and conservation law — Bureau of Land Management rules and manuals, wildlife regulations, and Interior Board of Land Appeals decisions.
Communications law — Title 47 and the rules, orders, and decisions of the FCC.
Agriculture and food-inspection law — Title 7, USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service directives, and USDA judicial decisions.
Federal education law — Title 20, Department of Education rules and guidance, and the Federal Student Aid Handbook.
What Verbatim is — and is not. Verbatim provides the text of the law, collected from official sources and sealed so its integrity can be verified. It is not legal advice, and it does not say what the law means for any person's situation.
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