How many laws are there in the US code?
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May 31, 1790 — Copyright Act of 1790
July 6, 1790 — Residence Act
July 22, 1790 — Indian Intercourse Act of 1790
February 25, 1791 — First Bank of the United States
March 3, 1791 — Whiskey Act
February 20, 1792 — Postal Service Act
April 2, 1792 — Coinage Act of 1792
May 2, 1792 — First Militia Act of 1792
May 8, 1792 — Second Militia Act of 1792
March 2, 1793 — Judiciary Act of 1793 (including Anti-Injunction Act)
March 27, 1794 — Naval Act of 1794
January 29, 1795 — Naturalization Act of 1795
April 30, 1798 — The U.S. Department of the Navy was established
June 18, 1798 — Alien and Sedition Acts: An Act to establish a uniform rule of naturalization (Naturalization Act of 1798)
June 25, 1798 — Alien and Sedition Acts: An Act concerning Aliens
July 6, 1798 — Alien and Sedition Acts: An Act respecting Alien Enemies
July 9, 1798 — Act Further to Protect the Commerce of the United States
July 11, 1798 — The Marine Corps was established
July 14, 1798 — Alien and Sedition Acts: An Act for the punishment of certain crimes against the United States (Sedition Act)
February 13, 1801 — Judiciary Act of 1801
February 27, 1801 — District of Columbia Organic Act of 1801
April 29, 1802 — Judiciary Act of 1802
April 30, 1802 — Enabling Act of 1802
March 29, 1806 — Cumberland Road
March 2, 1807 — Slave Trade Prohibition Act
December 22, 1807 — Embargo Act of 1807
March 1, 1809 — Non-Intercourse Act
May 1, 1810 — Macon’s Bill Number 2
April 10, 1816 — Second Bank of the United States
April 4, 1818 — Flag Act of 1818
April 18, 1818 — Navigation Act of 1818
Hope this helps.
source : http://www.thelists.org/a-list-of-federal-laws.html
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The United States Statutes at Large is the source to find every law ever passed by Congress in chronological order.
What matters about the US Code is not how many laws are in it but that it unifies all the current laws in volumes organized by subject matter. You can see where particular laws are codified using things called popular names tables but these also don't really indicate "how many" laws are in the US Code. All I can tell you is that it's pretty massive.
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