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Federal Law and Legislation Research Guide
Texas State Law Library
Public guide to federal constitutional, statutory, regulatory, case-law, and court-rule sources.
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How to get help
Identify the relevant federal authority and date, use the guide to reach the official source, verify amendments, effective dates, agency action, court treatment, and jurisdiction, and consult qualified counsel when application or preemption is uncertain.
Who this service helps
Open to the public for legal research; some licensed library materials may require a free Texas State Law Library account or in-person access.
Where this service is available
Service area: People researching United States federal law from Texas, including residents and researchers in Central Texas.
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Location and contact
205 West 14th Street, Tom C. Clark Building, Room G01
Austin TX 78701
Travis County
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Cost / fees
The online guide and many official federal sources are free; printing, copies, document delivery, commercial research, court, or legal-service costs may apply.
About this service
The guide organizes official and library resources for the U.S. Constitution and amendments, federal statutes, administrative regulations, court decisions, and procedural rules.
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