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LexisNexis's Wyoming Statutes Annotated is the only official source for Wyoming primary law, fully annotated and updated through the latest legislative session.

Long a cornerstone reference in Virginia and West Virginia law libraries, Michie's Jurisprudence offers encyclopedic treatment of the civil and criminal law of both states. It analyzes the case law, statutes, rules and regulations of Virginia and West Virginia, while offering extensive references to other publications to save you valuable research time.

Code of Virginia is the fully annotated official Virginia code including statutes, Rules of the Supreme Court, and cumulative supplements.

This edition contains the California Family Code and related Family and Juvenile Court Rules plus provisions of the Welfare & Institutions Code in a convenient desktop reference.

This edition contains the full text of the California Probate Code and related Rules of Court in a convenient desktop reference with analysis and convenient organizational features.

The Official Arkansas Code, only from LexisNexis.

Easy to use and affordable to own, New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated is the cornerstone of any New Hampshire research library.

The Virgin Islands Digest from LexisNexis is a complete summary of Virgin Islands jurisprudence organized specifically to meet the research needs of the practitioner in the U.S. Virgin Islands. It classifies Virgin Islands case law in its entirety, making it possible to find complete coverage on any subject from Abortion to Zoning under a single heading.

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.