Legal Definitions - State government - statutes

State government statutes are laws created by each individual state in the United States. These laws cover a wide range of topics, including education, healthcare, taxes, and criminal justice. Each state has its own set of statutes, which can be found in searchable indexes or by browsing through the state's legal code.

• Alabama: Title 41
• California: Title 2
• Florida: Titles III and IV
• Texas: Various titles, including Title 63

These examples illustrate how each state has its own set of statutes, which are organized by title or chapter. For example, in Alabama, the state's statutes can be found in Title 41, while in California, they are located in Title 2. These statutes cover a wide range of topics, from education and healthcare to criminal justice and taxes.