Where can statutes be found?

• A. Federal Register
• B. Code of Federal Regulations
• C. United States Code
• D. Constitution

Answer: (C)

Statutes are the laws enacted by Congress, and the official, organized collection of those federal statutes is the United States Code. The Code arranges statutes by subject into titles and keeps them current with amendments, providing the authoritative reference for statutory text. The Federal Register is the government’s daily journal of notices, proposed and final rules, and presidential documents, not the place where statutes are compiled. The Code of Federal Regulations contains the regulations that implement statutes, not the statutes themselves. The Constitution is the foundational framework of government, not a repository of enacted statutes. So the United States Code is where statutes can be found.