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The United States Code is the codification of federal statutory law. Browse by title below.

Title 1: General Provisions

3 chapters · 12 sections

Title 2: The Congress

31 chapters · 285 sections

Title 4: Flag and Seal, Seat of Government, and the States

5 chapters · 22 sections

Title 5: Government Organization and Employees

99 chapters · 1,536 sections

Title 10: Armed Forces

88 chapters · 2,347 sections

Title 11: Bankruptcy

15 chapters · 264 sections

Title 15: Commerce and Trade

116 chapters · 1,892 sections

Title 18: Crimes and Criminal Procedure

123 chapters · 2,725 sections

Title 21: Food and Drugs

27 chapters · 589 sections

Title 26: Internal Revenue Code

80 chapters · 3,461 sections

Title 28: Judiciary and Judicial Procedure

176 chapters · 1,234 sections

Title 29: Labor

32 chapters · 456 sections

Title 42: The Public Health and Welfare

163 chapters · 4,521 sections

Title 47: Telecommunications

14 chapters · 312 sections

Title 52: Voting and Elections

12 chapters · 178 sections

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