Slip laws are published by the United States Code Congressional and Administrative News Service.

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Slip laws are individual publications of the text of an act of Congress so named because they are published immediately after the law is enacted in a slim pamphlet or "slip" form, before they are compiled into the United States Statutes at Large. The United States Code Congressional and Administrative News (USCCAN) publishes legislative histories, selected bills, committee reports, and other congressional documents, but not the slip laws themselves.

Slip Laws Are Published by the United States Code Congressional