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Legal sources for United States are searchable
Statute law, data protection, cybersecurity and sector regulators are listed nationally. Every answer carries a citation to the official source.
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- National statutes, searchable
- Case law
- United States case law is not listed on this page
- Source terms
- Official statute text, public domain
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What the public index lists for United States.
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- Statute lawData protectionCybersecuritySector regulators
- Source terms
- Official statute text, public domain
Sources and citation details
44 U.S.C. § 3556
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United States federal law is cited out of two registers, and Ansvar serves both. A statute puts the title number before the code and the section after it — 44 U.S.C. § 3556 is section 3556 of Title 44, the FISMA provision behind the central Federal information security incident center — and resolves on govinfo. Agency rules are numbered the same way against the Code of Federal Regulations: 32 CFR § 236.4, on defense-contractor cyber incident reporting, resolves on the eCFR down to the part.
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Sector pages that name United States in their own coverage notes.
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