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A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation: U.S. Congressional Documents and Debates, 1774-1873

From the Library of Congress, American Memory.

Alabama, Legislative Acts, Journals, and Constitutions

This collection consists of materials related to the structure and laws of the government of Alabama. It includes acts passed by the state legislature from 1818 to 1999; journals of the House of Representatives and Senate from January 1818 to March 1901; the six constitutions that have governed the state; and records related to the creation of the constitutions.

Alaska Legislature - Infobases

The current state statutory law.

Alaska State Legislature - Bills and Laws

Arizona Revised Statutes

The current state statutory law.

Arkansas Code

The current state statutory law.

Avalon Project - The Statutes of the United States

California Archived Statutes, 1850-2008

California historical statutes from the first legislative session (1849) to 2008, from the Office of the Chief Clerk, California General Assembly.

California Legislative Information - Code Search

The current state statutory law.

Code of Georgia - Free Public Access

The current state statutory law.

Code of Maryland Unannotated and Rules - Free Public Access

The current state statutory law.

Colorado Statutes Annotated - Free Public Access

The current state statutory law.

Connecticut Constitutional History

A guide from the Connecticut State Library.

Connecticut General Assembly - Statutes

The current state statutory law.

Florida Senate Website Archive - View Statutes

The current state statutory law.

Gammel's Laws of Texas - The Portal to Texas History

H.P.N. Gammel's The Laws of Texas (1822-1897) digitized.

Hawaii Revised Statutes

The current state statutory law.

Historic Indiana Law Project | Indiana's Gore - Genealogy Resources

Finding aid for digitized Indiana session laws and revised statutes.

Idaho Statutes

The current state statutory law.

Indiana General Assembly - Indiana Code

The current state statutory law.