Master the CFR: Researching the Code of Federal Regulations

There are a variety of reasons one might wish to research the Code of Federal Regulations, including to learn the history of a section or to investigate the accuracy of the text. In this tutorial, you will learn how to perform this research using publications available online.
See www.FDsys.gov and www.usa.gov for more information. Contact [e-mail] if you believe you have found an error in the CFR.

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[@opinionatorX]

Is the CFR laws that each agency abides by? Is this where citizens can know if agencies go violate laws?

[@jjchello]

CFR is not what an agency abides by per se. It is more what citizens to whom the regulations applies must abide by. CFRs are authorized by the US Codes written by Congress and signed by the President as authorized by the Constitution. An Agency Department or Commission violating its purpose or jurisdiction is covered in numerous titles of the USCs.

[@opinionatorX]

@@jjchello True. I have studied more on this over the years. Thank you!

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Which department of the government are allowed to violated those ppl

[@paulhetherington3854]

But never includes: Loaned Land Act i.e. Nativ / Spartacus law.

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Isn't it true e-cfr+unofficial ecfr?

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Sound is too low!

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