CCH's Federal Tax Articles (KF6285.F4) contains an index by Code section, along with the usual author and topic indexes.
The majority in the Florida court pointed to the language of a critical federal statute, Article 3, Section 5 of the U.S. Code.
The federal Constitution, article I, section 8 gives Congress the power to establish uniform laws on the subject of bankruptcy throughout the United States.
In their Federal Register article, officials cited their authority under the death in custody reporting act – a law that states local departments must report all deaths in custody to the justice department or lose 10% of their federal funding.
However, this is not transposed into a national regulation in Germany; rather the Plant Protection Act passes on the responsibility for introducing the appropriate measures to the Federal States (Article 22 of [9]).
The court also agreed to decide a second question presented by the Bush appeal: whether the state court's ruling was inconsistent with a clause in the federal Constitution, in Article II, Section 1, providing that electors shall be chosen by each state "in such manner as the legislature thereof may direct".
In the 1970s, federal courts cited articles from The Harvard Law Review 4,410 times, according to a new report by the staff of The Cardozo Law Review.
Article 1 proclaims, in less than ringing tones, that the Union "shall administer certain common competences on a federal basis".Subsequent articles declare the Union's attachment to numerous worthy aims peace, human rights, full employment, even the exploration of space.
ProQuest Regulatory Insight organizes the regulatory histories associated with Public Laws and Executive Orders from 1936-present, compiling Federal Register (FR) articles, proposed and final rules, and comments associated with them, organized by the Public Law to which they relate, the agency making the rule, and Regulation Identifier Number (RIN), and docket numbers.
(Biblical quotes from Revised Standard Version. Historical information from: personal knowledge and various periodical articles, federal government documents, and official Web sites of state governments and organizations).
