Administrative Law Administrative Law
Federal
Register (1994-present) & Documents microfiche AE 2.106:
(1936-present)
A daily record of new and proposed regulations as a means of informing the
public and inviting input. Look here for announcements of availability of
federal funds, scheduled meetings, presidential proclamations and
executive orders, proposed and final federal agency regulations having
general applicability and legal effect, documents required to be
published by act of Congress, and other federal agency documents of
public interest. Rules and regulations first appearing in the Federal Register, if
made permanent, are published in the Code of Federal Regulations.
Code of
Federal Regulations (CFR) - Ref Docs AE 2.106/3:
A compilation of current rules and regulations issued by federal executive
agencies and/or departments which have previously appeared in the Federal
Register. The CFR divides federal regulations by subject into 50 title
sections which correspond with the United State Code. The annual
revision incorporates new regulations and drops superseded ones, so that
the CFR reflects rules and regulations in effect at the time of printing.
Several indexes and tables accompany the set.
Montana Administrative Register - Ref KFM 9035.A2451
Includes proposed and adopted rules and interpretations by the attorney
general and agencies. Attorney general opinions are the law until a
court over rules them.
List of Legal Materials Available in Renne Library and Related WWW Sites.
24 February, 1998