Q: Where can I purchase 25 usc and 25 cfr .
A: You can have those for free online. If you want hard-copy, paperbound books, there are government printing offices (or commercial publishers) that sell them. But if an online reference will do for your needs, you could find those (and other U.S. Codes and Codes of Federal Regulations) online for free. Good luck
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You can purchase copies of Title 25 of the United States Code (USC) and Title 25 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), which relate to Native American law, from several sources.
The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) is a reliable source for purchasing official government publications. You can visit their online bookstore at bookstore.gpo.gov. Here, you can search for the specific titles you need and order them directly.
Another option is legal bookstores or online legal document retailers. These stores often carry a wide range of legal texts, including federal codes and regulations.
Additionally, many law schools and university libraries have copies of these texts. While you may not be able to purchase them from these institutions, they can be a valuable resource for research.
Remember, you can also access these documents online for free. The U.S. Government's e-CFR website (ecfr.gov) provides up-to-date versions of the CFR, and the U.S. House of Representatives' website (uscode.house.gov) offers the current text of the USC. These online resources are useful for quick reference and research purposes.
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