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Every bill, administrative rule, and statute across all 50 states and Congress — indexed, tracked, and answerable in plain language, cited to the source.

Answers are generated from indexed state documents and cite the sections they came from.

52States and chambers covered
592Bills tracked this session
615Legal documents indexed
290.7KWords of statute and rule text
368Legislators profiled
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Bills, administrative rules, and codified statutes are ingested daily from the states themselves, parsed section by section, and indexed so a question about §21.4901 returns §21.4901 — not a summary of a summary.

Bill text

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Administrative rules

Agency rules with citation, effective date, and adopting authority.

Statutes

Codified sections, so you can trace a bill through to the law it changes.

Hearings

Committee proceedings summarised and linked to the bills they cover.

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What notice must an agency give before penalising a covered entity?

Before bringing an enforcement action, the agency must give written notice of the alleged violation and at least 30 days to cure, unless the violation is knowing or willful 1. Civil penalties run up to $10,000 per violation, and each day is a separate violation 2.

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