United States Code

The United States Code (U.S. Code) is the official compilation of the general and permanent laws enacted by the U.S. Congress. Organized into 54 titles by subject matter—from taxation and immigration to civil rights and national defense; it serves as the foundation of federal statutory law. The Code encompasses approximately 60,000 pages of legislation, regularly updated to reflect new laws and amendments. This complete collection makes it possible to answer legal questions across the full spectrum of U.S. federal law.