157,000,000,000 records. One corpus.

The U.S. Code, kept current as enrolled bills modify it.

Codified state law, anchored to the session laws that produced each section.

Constitutional text and the amendments that have shaped it.

The CFR, with each rule traced back to the delegating statute.

State regulatory codes, hierarchy preserved (title → division → chapter → section).

Proposed rules, final rules, and agency notices — comment windows tracked.

State register filings — the rule-making record before it lands in the code.

Published federal opinions, with citation graphs for forward and backward references.

State court decisions across every provisioned state bench.

The court record below the opinion layer: docket sheets, docket entries, opinions, filing records, and cited-opinion links.

Machine-readable links that let Justinian follow authority forward and backward across the corpus.

Decisions from international tribunals where they bear on U.S. legal questions.

FRCP, FRAP, FRE, and the local-rule layers each court adds on top.

Presidential EOs, linked to the statutory and constitutional authority each invokes.

Governors’ EOs, with their statutory authority surfaced alongside.

Enrolled federal acts as signed — before they’re sliced into the U.S. Code.

State session laws — the full text of every act before codification.

Every bill across all 50 state legislative sessions, from introduction through committee, floor, and enrollment.

Every federal bill in the legislative session and the committee record that produced it.

Voter-approved propositions, with their effect on the underlying code surfaced.

Federal agency guidance — the unofficial law that governs day-to-day compliance.

Guidance issued by state agencies — TCEQ, ODEQ, state DOH, and others.

AG opinions — persuasive, sometimes binding, and frequently cited in lieu of case law.

State agency adjudications — the layer of binding decisions that never reaches a court.

Who holds the seat, what committees they sit on, and how they’ve voted.

Committee composition, jurisdiction, and the flow of bills through each one.

The state-by-state source matrix that keeps the 51-jurisdiction claim audit-accurate.

Every municipal code and ordinance in America — where most regulated activity actually happens.

Local-government operational records that show how municipal rules are proposed, discussed, changed, and applied.

The public money trail: spending lines, financial items, fiscal records, and the structured data that explains government action.

The property record beneath taxation, ownership, land-use, and recorded-instrument questions.

Federal budget warehouse coverage and adjacent public-finance tables, including newly granted PRF payment records.

Federal payroll and workforce finance data for agency-cost and program-staffing analysis.

Cross-program fiscal tables that sit beside budget, procurement, and public-finance records.

The full library of state Medicaid waivers and CMS responses.

How each state has structured its Medicaid program — and every amendment to that structure.

The actual contracts between states and Medicaid managed-care organizations.

Insurance rate and form filings — the regulator’s view of what each carrier is actually selling.

State procurement debts that have not yet been paid — useful for vendors and oversight.

Who asked the Louisiana legislature for money, for what, and how the request fared.

CMS-published data — the numerical substrate behind Medicare and Medicaid policy.

The published rates states use to reimburse Medicaid services, linked back to the governing program materials.

The CMS manuals that govern Medicare and Medicaid operations day-to-day.

What Medicare covers, where, and on what evidence.

CMS operational health data that lets Justinian read health policy against the facts agencies publish beside it.

Medicaid spending records linked to the waiver, state-plan, and regulatory context that governs them.

Qualified health plan public review data from the latest access-grant batch.

Provider, claims, ownership, and enforcement surfaces that connect operational health data back to coverage and compliance rules.

EPA environmental records kept next to the regulations and guidance that govern the same programs.

The enforcement-and-compliance layer behind EPA rulemaking and regulated-entity obligations.

Safe Drinking Water Act operational data linked to water-system obligations and enforcement history.

Connecticut environmental data from the latest access-grant batch.

Geospatial permitting layers that show where natural-resource rules apply on the ground.

Issued environmental permits and the records that surround them.

EPA-issued certifications for engines and equipment subject to emissions rules.

Energy-market transaction records linked to the federal rules governing utility and market conduct.

Federal grid data that connects infrastructure conditions to energy regulation and reliability obligations.

Approval and project records for infrastructure questions that cross energy, environment, and public finance.

EIA energy statistics — production, consumption, prices, and reserves.

Labor-market observations for economic-impact analysis, workforce regulation, and program evaluation.

Benefits-plan filings that connect labor, benefits, tax, and compliance obligations.

Labor-board case records and documents surfaced beside labor statutes, rules, and guidance.

Employment-discrimination data that connects agency activity to federal labor and civil-rights obligations.

K-12 metrics and agency data for education funding, compliance, and accountability analysis.

State-defined courses and the prerequisite and educator-licensure rules attached to them.

Federal education data that links school-level facts to the legal and funding programs that shape them.

Texas K-12 source surfaces counted through shared schema joins so state data is not lost inside national totals.

Public-safety records that sit beside criminal justice, policing, and oversight authority.

Uniform Crime Reporting records for agency-level and state/offense public-safety analysis.

Firearms licensing and trace aggregates linked to the federal rules that govern the regulated population.

Vehicle-safety and crash records used for rulemaking, enforcement, and transportation safety analysis.

Motor-carrier operational records linked to transportation safety rules and enforcement programs.

Flight performance records for aviation, consumer, and infrastructure questions.

Bridge and highway records used to connect infrastructure condition to funding and safety obligations.

Rail-safety data tied to federal rail rules, crossings, and accident reporting.

Aviation infrastructure records for airport, grant, safety, and planning questions.

Transit agency and service records linked to federal transit funding and operational rules.

Agriculture operational data for program, subsidy, land, and regulated-entity analysis.

Food-assistance program data that bridges agriculture, welfare, and public-finance analysis.

Agricultural and conservation easement features linked to land-use and natural-resource questions.

Staged and mixed USDA mirrors that keep source files and features available as coverage expands.

Federal campaign finance data indexed beside ethics, lobbying, and election-law authority.

Communications licenses and licensee records tied to federal communications rules.

Consumer complaint records connected to banking, consumer-finance, and enforcement authority.

Nonprofit filings and entity records for grant, public-finance, and compliance questions.

Insurance public summary tables from the latest access-grant batch.

Public-company SEC filings, indexed alongside the regulations they answer to.

Public officials’ financial disclosures — what they own and what they earn.

Louisiana business entities — who is registered, where, and under what status.

Licensed contractors in Louisiana — classification, status, and history.

Disaster, recovery, and flood-insurance records used to connect emergency programs back to the legal rules that authorize them.

The demographic and geographic substrate for jurisdiction, population, equity, and program analysis.

Housing program records tied to the statutory and regulatory authority behind HUD programs.

Federal research-award records that connect health, science, and public-finance questions.

Veterans-program records for benefits, facilities, and public-service analysis.

Controlled-substance registrant data for licensing, healthcare, and enforcement questions.

Legal scholarship, searchable next to the primary authority each article cites.

Research from economics, public health, and policy — for the questions case law has not answered yet.

Independent reviews of how federal programs are actually working.

Think-tank analysis — useful as a window into the arguments that move policymakers.

Hospital beds, treatment plants, broadband — the operational substrate behind regulatory reach.

State-issued reports on school performance, funding, and compliance.

The actual paperwork — every required form, with field-level guidance.

The live subtotal for Louisiana-specific records, including SONRIS and Louisiana finance estimates where planner statistics were visible.

Louisiana environmental permitting and compliance records connected to document links and corpus rows.

Environmental permit document metadata from LDEQ EDMS.

Campaign finance records for Louisiana transparency, elections, and ethics questions.

Election records, filings, choices, races, and result details from Louisiana SOS surfaces.

Louisiana procurement and vendor commodity records used for public-finance and contracting analysis.

Family support program statistics and extracted text from Louisiana DCFS sources.

Louisiana health and environmental-health data surfaced beside health law and program rules.

Historical land-record catalog and page records, including the latest newly accessible catalog tables.

Air monitoring observations and resources used in environmental compliance and rulemaking context.

Disaster recovery reports, extracted tables, and source resources for Louisiana emergency and recovery programs.

Emissions inventory records, facilities, pollutants, reports, and source resources.

Provider directory and facility-need data for health licensing and compliance questions.

Official Louisiana appellate records beside court rules, AG opinions, and state law.

Coastal natural-resource records, GIS indexes, documents, and monitoring payloads.

Traffic count and station records for transportation and infrastructure questions.

Natural-resource lease records and GIS layers linked to state coastal and wildlife rules.

Energy-utility administrative proceedings and docket records from Louisiana PSC surfaces.

Selected transportation GIS datasets and features from Louisiana DOTD.

Water quality impairment, assessment, and document records linked to state and federal water authority.

Crime publications and extracted tables for Louisiana public-safety analysis.

Louisiana AG opinion rows with OCR/text coverage linked to state statutory authority.

Lobbying and ethics-adjacent records for Louisiana transparency analysis.

Economic-development public pages and reports linked to program, finance, and incentive questions.

Workforce projections and labor-market records from Louisiana LWC.

Louisiana unemployment insurance records for workforce and public-benefit analysis.

Administrative law dockets, hearings, forms, resources, and supporting taxonomy.

Workforce board governance, service areas, plans, and operational resources.

State environmental enforcement actions linked to regulatory obligations and source records.

Child welfare metrics and report resources from Louisiana DCFS.

Wildlife management area boundaries and source files for natural-resource analysis.

Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification records for Louisiana labor monitoring.

Plug-and-abandonment bonds posted against Louisiana wells.

The Louisiana well database — operator, status, location, production.

Who operates which wells in Louisiana, current and historical.

Field boundaries and unit definitions used by Louisiana DNR.

Underground-injection permit applications and the review record behind each.

Mechanical integrity and SONAR compliance reports filed under Louisiana DNR rules.