United States Code
Current Legislative Law Individual statutes currently in force are consolidated & codified into the U.S. Code.
- U.S. Code (Office of the Law Revision Counsel)Access current and historical editions of the official U.S. Code. Searchable and available in both HTML & PDF formats for download.
- United States Code (LII)Provided by the Legal Information Institute, Cornell University Law School
Public Laws & U.S. Statutes at Large
Public Laws first appear as separate "slip" laws and are later bound together as the U.S. Statutes at Large, in chronological order.
- Public LawsPublic Laws (enacted Bills & Joint Resolutions) from 1951 (82nd Congress) to Present on Congress.gov site.
- HeinOnline U.S Statutes at LargeFrom vol. 1, 1789 - vol. 129 (2015)
- Statutes at Large (1789-1950)Historical Statutes at Large dating back from 1789 on the Law Library of Congress site.
- U.S. Statutes at Large (govinfo)Search Statutes at Large from 1951 - 2016.
- USCS Statutes at Large Table1789-2022 from USCS in Nexis-Uni
Ohio Codes
- Ohio Revised CodeThe codification (subject arrangement) of current Ohio statutes provided by LAWriter Ohio Laws & Rules.
- Page's Ohio Revised Code AnnotatedSearch are browse an annotated version of the Ohio Revised Code through Nexis-Uni.
- Ohio Administrative CodeA subject arrangement of current Ohio Administrative Law provided by LAWriter Ohio Laws & Rules.
- FindLaw: Ohio ResourcesSite contains links to Ohio constitution, Codes, and selected city codes.
- Bowling Green City OrdinancesPublished by American Legal Publishing Co.
Other State Codes
- FindLaw: State ResourcesOrganized by state, find a list of links to state constitutions and codes.
- State Codes & Cases (Nexis Uni)Click on the "Legal" tab, then select "State" below the search bar.
- National Survey of State Laws (Hein Online)"Provides an overall view of some of the most-asked about and controversial legal topics in the United States. Presented in chart format, this reference allows users to make basic state-by-state comparisons of current state laws. "
Administrative Codes & Regulations
Codification of the general rules and regulations of the executive departments and agencies of the U.S. federal government. Includes agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration, Federal Communications Commission and the IRS.
- Federal Administrative Materials (Nexis Uni)Search through Nexis Uni's collection of Federal Administrative and Agency Materials.