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Visualizing the size of the United States Code

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Alex

Visualizing the size of the @USCode by title. 22 million words, about half are statutory notes, Title 42 is huge. #LDTC pic.twitter.com/FBVOSo9k

— Harlan Yu (@harlanyu) February 2, 2012

The Office of the Law Revision Counsel in the United States of House of Representatives has launched a new beta site for the U.S. Code.

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