Free Internet Legal Resources: Regulations

Official daily publication for rules, proposed rules, and notices of Federal agencies and organizations, as well as executive orders and other presidential documents.

The publisher Hein & Co., Inc. has authorized the Library of Congress to provide these historical volumes of the Federal Register to the public for free via the Internet.

Electronic version of the official Code of Federal Regulations on the Government Publishing Office's (GPO's) govinfo website (formerly FDsys).

Regularly updated, unofficial edition of the CFR, created in partnership with the Office of the Federal Register.

Access current federal regulations on the govinfo website via Cornell's search engine.

The publisher Hein & Co., Inc. has authorized the Library of Congress to provide these historical editions of the C.F.R. to the public for free via the Internet.

Lists proposed, new, and amended federal regulations that have been published in the Federal Register since the most recent revision date of a C.F.R. title.

Find federal regulations by United States Code section.

An alphabetical listing of federal agencies with links to their regulations.

U.S. Government Regulations and comments page. Search for proposed and final rules, comment on proposed rules, and sign up for e-mail alerts and RSS feeds to track pending regulations.

The Office of the Federal Register and Government Publishing Office built this HTML edition of the Federal Register to make it easier for citizens and communities to understand the regulatory process and to participate in Government decision-making.

This website gathers and publishes information on federal regulations, including the Unified Agenda, the RegMap, and links to the CFR, FR, e-CFR and Regulations.gov.

Semi-annual publication that summarizes the rules and proposed rules that each Federal agency expects to issue during the next year.

Use the table of contents icon on the top left of the page to choose "News" and find links to Briefings & Statements and Presidential Actions. You can filter your results by issue.

A University of California-Santa Barbara project that archives over 90,000 presidential documents, including executive orders and proclamations, veto messages, State of the Union addresses, and other presidential speeches and remarks.

Contains the daily compilation of presidential documents and the former weekly compilation of presidential documents, which are the official publications of materials released by the White House Press Secretary. Presidential documents include proclamations, Executive Orders, Speeches, etc.

An official series of presidential writings, addresses, and remarks of a public nature. The public papers of George H.W. Bush, William J. Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack H. Obama are currently available online.

Click on "Executive Office" to access executive orders, proclamations, veto messages, budgets and State of the State addresses of the Governor of South Carolina.

Provides biographies of current governors, with their websites, for all states, territories, and commonwealths. Also includes news and issues addressed by the NGA Center for Best Practices.

Website of the Office of the Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice.

The U.S. Attorney General is authorized to render opinions on questions of law when requested by the President and the heads of Executive Branch departments. Selected opinions are available online.

The Governor, members of the SC General Assembly, and other public officials are entitled to advice from the S.C. Attorney General's Office on questions of law. Several years of opinions are available online though that office, which maintains a library of opinions from 1921 to present.

Includes links to all state and territorial attorney general websites.

Tutorial by Georgetown law librarians introducing students to the topic of administrative law research.

Browse or search current S.C. agency regulations. Includes a table of contents for each Chapter.

View regulations pending approval by the S.C. General Assembly.

The current South Carolina State Register and archival volumes dating back through 1999, which includes monthly notices, proposed and final regulations, and executive orders, is available online through the SC Legislature's website. The law library maintains a print copy of the SC State Register (from inception to present). The University of South Carolina has digitized the South Carolina State Register from 1977 through 1999.

The University of South Carolina is in the process of digitizing the South Carolina State Register from 1977 through 1998 for its S.C. State Register Collection. 1999-present is available on the South Carolina Legislature's website at www.scstatehouse.gov.

Access laws and regulations governing S.C.'s labor programs, professional and occupational licensing boards, and the Division of Fire and Life Safety.

Alphabetical listing of links to SC agency websites that may include the SC laws and regulations they implement and enforce.

Access administrative codes and state registers for any U.S. state or territory through the the Administrative Codes and Registers Section of the National Association of Secretaries of State.

Resources listed by state that include links to each state's constitution, statutes, and regulations

Browse by state and territory to pages that include links to each state's legislative website and administrative code.

Includes links for each state's administrative code (rules and regulations).

Browse administrative code websites for each state on fastcase's Public Library of Law.

Links to federal, state, local, and tribal government websites.

Official handbook of the federal government. Provides comprehensive information on the agencies of the legislative, judicial, and executive branches.

Government information by topic that includes links to federal government agencies.

An alphabetical listing of federal agencies with links to their regulations.

Alphabetical listing of links to SC agency websites that may include the SC laws and regulations they implement and enforce.

Links to federal, state, local, and tribal government websites.

Provides access to federal administrative agency decisions and other actions on the Web by agency.

The S.C. Administrative Law Court provides an independent forum for hearing contested cases of several state agencies in S.C. Decisions for each agency are posted on the court's website.

Public access to data generated by the Executive branch.

Search reports and testimonies by date, topic, and federal agency.

Summary of statistics by the U.S. Census Bureau on the social, political, and economic organization of the United States. Sources of data include the Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bureau of Economic Analysis, and many other federal agencies and private organizations.

Provides pages by topic with links to websites for government data and statistics as well as analysis, reports, and data from research centers and think tanks.

A collection of links to websites for various statistics on the state and local level.

Economic, demographic, and social data specific to South Carolina.