The United States Code Service Advance, published monthly, contains the latest Public Laws enacted by the United States Congress, as well as federal court rules amendments and presidential documents.

Using the exact language of Congress, USCS gives you an annotated, comprehensive reference to all 50 U.S. Code titles, the Constitution and selected rules of federal courts and administrative agencies.

A 12-volume USCS mini-set containing the fully annotated text of Title 11, the Bankruptcy Code for easy reference.

Using the exact language of Congress, USCS gives you an annotated, comprehensive reference to all 50 U.S. Code titles, the Constitution and selected rules of federal courts and administrative agencies.

Provides comprehensive, annotated coverage of the Title 26, the Internal Revenue Code, as well as selected federal regulations and international agreements.

Using the exact language of Congress, USCS gives you an annotated, comprehensive reference to all 50 U.S. Code titles, the Constitution and selected rules of federal courts and administrative agencies.

Using the exact language of Congress, USCS gives you an annotated, comprehensive reference to all 50 U.S. Code titles, the Constitution and selected rules of federal courts and administrative agencies.

Using the exact language of Congress, USCS gives you an annotated, comprehensive reference to all 50 U.S. Code titles, the Constitution and selected rules of federal courts and administrative agencies.

Using the exact language of Congress, USCS gives you an annotated, comprehensive reference to all 50 U.S. Code titles, the Constitution and selected rules of federal courts and administrative agencies.

Using the exact language of Congress so that you can cite it with confidence, the USCS provides comprehensive, annotated coverage of the entire U.S. Code, the U.S. Constitution, the Federal Rules of Civil, Criminal, Bankruptcy, and Appellate Procedure, the Court Rules of the Supreme Court, Federal Courts of Appeals and special courts, the Federal Rules of Evidence, the United States Sentencing Guidelines, as well as the procedural rules of major administrative agencies, major treaties, and selected uncodified laws.