Primary sources

US law corpus

12,100 records across 26 jurisdictions — statutes, regulations and federal executive instruments, each with its citation and a link to the official government source.

12,100
Total records
26 jurisdictions
4,538
Statutes
6,545
Regulations
1,017
Executive & guidance instruments
orders, proclamations, agency guidance

Most recent source verification: 2026-09-11. Every record carries its own last_verified_at, its official URL, and a SHA-256 of the text we retrieved. Coverage per jurisdiction is below — the counts and the code edition are open to everyone. Full record lists and search need an API key: browse the corpus or get a key.

Federal

JurisdictionRecordsStatutesRegulationsEdition heldLast verified
United States5,30504,3012026-09-11

States & District of Columbia

JurisdictionRecordsStatutesRegulationsEdition heldLast verified
Canada2102026-09-07
Japan389292026-09-07
United Kingdom11472026-09-07
Arizona26202622026-08-20
California302902026-09-02
Colorado1,7921,79202026 C.R.S.2026-09-08
Delaware1002026-09-02
District of Columbia1002026-09-02
Florida494902026-09-02
Illinois686802026-09-02
Indiana140142026-08-18
Louisiana11902026-09-02
Maine424202026-09-02
Maryland363602026-09-02
Minnesota10510502026-09-02
New Hampshire310312026-09-02
New Mexico2,2222,22202025 New Mexico Statutes Annotated 19782026-09-09
New York13713602026-09-02
North Carolina1002026-09-02
Oklahoma1002026-09-02
Texas312802026-09-02
Vermont8802026-08-15
West Virginia1,81701,8172026-09-02
Wyoming810802026-09-02
European Union4042026-09-07

What is open and what is not

Coverage counts, the code edition we hold, verification dates, the classification tree and a handful of complete sample records per jurisdiction are public and need no key. Citations and official source links are never withheld at any tier — they are public facts and they are how you check our work.

What requires a key is volume: full lists, deep pagination, complete search results and bulk access. Access is metered by records served, not just by request rate, so the corpus cannot be accumulated a page at a time. See the API docs.

Need it as a file rather than a feed? GET /v1/us-law/export returns a manifest of signed, time-limited download links — NDJSON, CSV or JSON, any slice the API can filter. It is not sold self-serve — the whole corpus as a file is arranged with us under licence, from the US Law — Business tier up. Every plan keeps full API access to the same data. See the plans →