United States federal statute

C354 concept

A United States federal statute is a law formally enacted by Congress and signed by the President (or passed over a veto) that applies nationwide and governs conduct, rights, and obligations under federal jurisdiction.

Aliases (23)
  • federal statute ×33
  • National Defense Authorization Act ×5
  • U.S. federal tax law provision ×4
  • subchapter of a United States federal statute ×4
  • chapter of United States federal law ×3
  • United States federal statutory provision ×2
  • United States federal tax law provision ×2
  • title of federal statute ×2
  • United States federal environmental law ×1
  • United States federal health law provision ×1
  • United States federal immigration law ×1
  • United States federal public law ×1
  • United States federal statute provision ×1
  • United States federal statute provisions ×1
  • United States federal statutes ×1
  • United States statute ×1
  • United States statute title ×1
  • federal statutory scheme ×1
  • section of United States federal law ×1
  • section of United States federal tax law ×1
  • series of United States federal laws ×1
  • title of United States federal statute ×1
  • title of a United States federal statute ×1

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