Where can federal regulations be found?

Federal regulations are primarily published in the Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.). The C.F.R. is an official compilation of all the rules and regulations promulgated by federal agencies and departments, organized by subject area. It serves as a comprehensive source, allowing individuals to easily locate current regulations that govern various aspects of federal law and administrative procedures.

The United States Code, while it contains federal statutes, does not include regulations. Instead, it organizes laws enacted by Congress. State laws and municipal records pertain to state and local governance, respectively, and are not sources of federal regulations. Therefore, the C.F.R. is the definitive resource for accessing federal regulations.