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Exhibit 4, filed January 7, 2022 as Document 43-4 in America's Frontline Doctors, et al. v. The United States of America, et al., Case No. 2:21-cv-702-CLM, in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, Southern Division. The 16-page exhibit reproduces historical federal statute pages, beginning with the title page of Vol. XVI of the statutes and proclamations of the United States, published in 1871. It includes pages of acts of the Forty-First Congress approved March 3, 1871, among them an act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses whose Section 9 authorizes the President to prescribe rules for admission of persons into the civil service. It also reproduces the title page of the second edition of the Revised Statutes of the United States and closes with a table of statute sections and their dispositions.
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Case 2:21-cv-00702-CLM Document 43-4 Filed 01/07/22 Page 1 of 16 FILED
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U.S. DISTRICT COURT
N.D. OF ALABAMA
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA
SOUTHERN DIVISION
AMERICA’S FRONTLINE )
DOCTORS, et al, )
)
Plaintiffs, )
)
v. ) Case No. 2:21-cv-702-CLM
)
The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, )
et al, )
)
Defendants. )
EXHIBIT 4
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BY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS.
THE
~tatntts at larg£
AXD
PROCLAMATIONS
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
FROM DECEJ\IBER 1869 TO MARCH 1871,
AND
TREATIES AND POSTAL CONVENTIONS
~rrangtb in <!t~ronological ®rber anb ca:rtfnllij collatdl mitl)
tl)c @riginal~ at ~l)ington,
WITH
REFERENCES TO THE MATTER OF EACH ACT AND TO THE SUBSEQUENT
ACTS ON THE SAME SUBJECT.
EDITED BY
GEORGE P. SANGER,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
The rights and Interest of the United States in tt.e stereotype plates from which this work Is printed are hereby recog-
nized, acknowledged, and decla.red by the publishers, according to tbe provisions of tbe joint resolution of Congress,
passed March 31 184fi,
VOL. XVI.
BOSTON:
LITTLE, .BROWN, .AND COMPANY.
1871.
1
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. SEss. Ill. CH. 113, 114:. 1871. 495
any judicial district within his circuit to hold a district or circuit court in
the place or aid of any other district judge within the same <'ircuit; and
it s?all he the duty of such district judge as shall be for that purpose No additional
designated and appointed to hold the district or circuit court as aforesaid pay.
without any other compensation than his regular salary as established by
law.
SEc. 4. That the salaries provided for in the foregoing section of this Salaries p,ara·
act shall be payable in quarterly instalments on the first days of April, ble quarter Y·
July, October, and January of each year, and an amount sufficient to pay Appropriation.
the same is hereby appropriate!! out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
APPROVED, :March 3, 1871.
CHAP. CXIV.- An Act making Approp~iation;; for sundry civil Expenses cif the Gov- March 3, 1871.
ermnent for the fiscal Year endmg June tlnrty, e•gliteen hundred and seventy-two, and for
othe1· Purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums be, Civil ~xpenses
and the same are hereby, appropriated, for the objects hereinafter ex- appropnatJOn.
pressed, for the fi:;cal year ending the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred
and seventy-two, viz. : -
STATE DEPARTl\IENT. State Depart-
ment.
For defraying the expenses of defending claims under the convention Claims con-
with l\fexico of July four, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, to be ex- Iint~on with
pended under the direction of the Attorney-General, twenty thousand v~~~~~. p. 679.
dollars.
For the compen;;ation and expemes of the commission for determining Commiss~on
the pending questions between Great Britain and the United States, upodn pen mgques~Itohns
w1
twenty-five thousand dollars. Great Britain;
For the compensation and expenses of a commission for determining with Spain.
the questions pending between the United States and Spain, growing out
of the act5 of the Spanish offi~iald in and about Cuba, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For the increase in the expenses of the diplomatic and consular officers Expenses of
of the United States in Pario, caused by a state of war; and also for com- diplom1 aticffiand
. d' . ,. d b h ffi d . consu ar o cers
pensatiOn for extraor 1p.ary serv1ces penorme y sue o cers urmg in Paris caused
the war; and also for the additional expense caused to the legations and by the war;
consulates of the United States in l\fadi·id, Paris, Berlin, and London, by n1rli~a!~dion
reason of the war, and by reason of the protection assumed by the United don; '
States of persons, legations, and consulates of other powers in Paris, a
sum not to exceed fifty thousand dollars in all, or so much thereof as may ·
be necessary, to be expended· under the direction of the Secretary of
State, on the approval of the President, and on vouchers to be filed in
the Treasury Department, arid a statement thereof .to be reported to Con-
gress by the Secretat·y of State.
To defray the expenses incurred by the United States legation in Paris, le.ga~ion Ill
in protectin()'
"'
the subiects
J
of the North German• Confederation
•
in France mg
rar!GS 1D proteet-
ermall8.
during the war between France and Prussia, mclu?mg extra. compe~sa-
tion to the secretaries, messenger, and use of carr1age of satd legatwn,
four thousand dollars; and the foregoing appropriations are hereby made
a\'ailable immediately upon the passage of this act.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Treasury De-
• partment.
Supervising Inspectors of Steam- Vessels.- For carrymg out the pro- . Supervising
vtstons of the act of t h'trttet
·· · h A ugust, ·
etght een h un d re d an d fif'ty- t wo, fi mspectors
?r of
stenm-ves~ek
the better protection of the lives of passengers on vessels propelled m 1852, ch. 106.
whole or in part by steam, and of the acts amendatory thereof, the follow· Vol. x. P· 61.
ing sums, viz. : -
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514 FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. S.&:ss. m C.a. 114. 1871.
Persons en- Secretary of the Treasury that parties are entitled to refund of duties
titled.to refund- under 'the twenty-sixth section of the act of July fourteen, eighteen
~~d~~ ~!~:n hundred and seventy, and joint resolution approved January thirtieth,
acts to be paid. eighteen hundred and seventy-one, it shall be the duty of the Secretary
1870,ch.255,\26. of the Treasury to draw his warrant upon the treasurer, directing said
p~~J: i~~is. treasurer to refund the same out of any money in the treasury not other-
Poat, p. 592. wise appropriated.
Appropriation SEc. 5. That there be appropriated, out of any money in the treasury
for ministe&r, not otherwise appropriated, the sum of seventeen thousand five hundred
secretary,
GermanEmpire; c. to dollars for the salary of an envoy extraord"mary an d munster · · p1empo-
·
tentiary, and twenty-five hundred dollars for the salary of a secretary,
and eighteen hundred dollars for that of an assistant secretary of legation
to the German Empire.
for buiiding SEC. 6. That the appropriation made March three, eighteen hundred
for court-house and sixty-nine, having been covered into the treasury, the Secretary o£
~~!~'b\~~~eC.t the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to cause to
be constructed, upon the site already given to and owned by the United
States, a suitable building, fire-proof, at Columbia, South Carolina, for the
accommodation of the post-office and United States circuit and district
courts ; and for this purpose there is hereby appropriated, out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, seventy-five thousand
dollars, to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury, who shall cause proper plans and estimates to be made, so that
no expenditure shall be made or authorized for the full completion of
State first to said building beyond the amount herein appropriated: Provided, That
relinquish right no money hereby appropriated shall be used or applied for the purposes
to tax tho aite,
&c. mentioned until it shall appear that the State has duly released and
relinquished to the United States the right to tax or in any way assess
the site, or the property of the United States that may be thereon,
during the time that the United States shall be or remain the owner
thereof.
Fines, penal- SEc. 7. That all fines, penalties, and forfeitures, heretofore or that may
ties,&c. incurred be hereafter incurred, the acts entitled respectively, "An act to extend
ch. 27s. the 1aws of the U mte
IB68 acts
under • d S tates re1atmg
· to customs, commerce, an d navJga-
'
Vol. ;,v. p. 240. tion over the territory ceded to the United States by Russia, to establish
1
f:g·
~~~~ c~. a collection district therein, and for other purposes," approved July
to b~ di~pos~ twenty-seven, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and " An act to prevent
or according to the extermination of fur-bearing animals in Alaska," approved July one,
~~~~1, ch. 18s. eighteen hundred and seventy, shall be disposed of according to the pro-
Vo!. xiv. p. 646. visions of the act entitled "An act to regulate the disposition of the pro-
ceeds of fines, penalties, and forfeitures incurred under the laws relating
to the customs, and for other purposes," approved March two, eighteen
Pay of assist· hundred and sixty-seven.
ant. marshal~ for SEc. 8. That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he hereby is, author-
!,'!~~~~ ~~;b~th ized to increase the compensation of assistant marshals in taking the
incrc11sed b_v the census of eighteen hundred and seventy, whenever, in his judgment, the
fn~~~~~? of the s~me dshafilfil be necessary :fPrhovided, That in no case. shall such increase
Vol. xv!i. PP• 9, excee ty per centum o t e amount of compensatiOn now allowed by
12. . . luw, nor shall the entire compensation be more than eight dollars per day
~~~ut.880 for the time actually employed; and the joint resolution entitled "A res-
e, · olution in relation to the compensation of assistant marshals for taking the
census of eighteen hundred and seventy," approved June nine, eighteen
hundred and seventy, be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
President to SEC. 9. That the President of the United States be, and he is hereby,
prescribe rules,
&c. for the ad· authorized to prescribe such rules and regulations for the admission of
mission of per• persons into the civil service of the United States as will best promote the
sons into the efficiency thereof, and ascertain the fitness of each candidate in respect to
civil service.
Vol. xvii. p. '1. age, health, character, knowledge, and ability for the branch of service
into which he seeks to enter; and for this purpose the President is au-
3
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. SEss. lll. CH. 114, 115. 1871. 515
thorized to employ suitable persons to conduct said inquiries, to prescribe to appoint
their duties, and to establish regulations for the conduct of persons who perso'..'s to. c.on-
.
may receive appmntments •m t h e ·
· c1v1·1 service.
· duct mqumea,
&c.
APPROVED, March 3, 1871.
CE;AP. CXV.- ~n Act making App!'opriations to supply lhficiencies in tAt Appropria- March a, 18'11.
tions fw the Serv1ce of the GoL·ernment f?r the fiscal Years ending June thirty e~qhteen
hundred and seventy, and June thi;ty, e>[Jhteen hund1·ed and seventy.()ne and j/n- jormer
Years, and for other Purpose8.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States of .America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are [or J De~ciency ap-
so much thereof as may be necessary, be, and the same are hereby appro- phropnattons dfo1r
· d r.or t he ob'~ects herema
pr1ate · fiter expressed, namely:- ' t e years en ng
June ao, 1870
&nate.- To pay an additional assistant engineer authorized by the and 1811.
Senate, at the rate of' one thousand four hundred and forty dollars per l~~~~~nt en-
annum, commencing on the first day of December, eighteen hundred and gineer.
seventy, for the fiscal year ending the thirtieth day of June, eighteen hun-
dred and seventy-one, eight hundred and forty dollars.
For steam-pump for the heating and ventilating apparatus of the Sen- Heating and
ate, under the direction of the sergeant-at-arms, one thousand dollars. ventilating ap-
For expenses of heating and ventilating apparatus of the Senate, one paratus.
thousand dollars.
House of Representatives. -For cartage, three thousand dollars. House of Rep-
For laborers, one thousand ~>ix hundred dollars. resentatives.
For furniture and repairs thereof, two thousand dollars.
For fue~ two thousand dollars.
For paying teller in the office of the sergeant-at-arms, one thousand
two hundred and twenty dollars.
For the miscellaneous item of the contingent fund of the House, ten Miscellaneous.
thomand dollars.
For the following sums due under resolutions of the House passed dur- Doorkeeper
ing the first session of the Thirty-ninth Congres~ namely: To the late and superintend.
•
first asSl$tant •
door-keeper, e1ght hun dred and forty
· ' dollars ; to the super- and
entsofdocument
folding
intendent of the document-room, eight hundred and forty dollars; and to rooms.
E. Spicer, late superintendent of the folding-room, seven hundred and
twenty dollars; to John J. McElhone, Wm. Hincks, W. Blair Lord, D. Report~rs for
Wolfe Brown, Theodore F. Andrews, and William Henry Burr, reporters g[~JfeessiOnal
for the Congressional Globe during the fi1·st session of the Thirty-ninth ·
Congress, seven hundred dollars each; in al~ six thousand four hundred
dollars, additional compensation for the Thirty-ninth Congress.
For compensation of the tally-clerk of the Hou~e of Representative~, TaJiy-clerk.
from the first day of February, eighteen hundred and seventy, to the first
day of July,·eighteen hundred and seventy·one, six hundred and twelve
dollars, the same making his compP.nsation equal to that of his predeces-
sor, (R. U. Sherman,) and as fixed in the legislative bill for himself.
To pay Rives and Bailey for the reporting and publication of the de- ~ivea and
bates and proceedings of the Forty-first Congress, under the joint resolu- BVI~y. 0 347
tion approved March three, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, and contract · xv. P· -
of April fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, so f~r as may have
been provided for by law, one hundred and twenty thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessa1'Y·
Public Buildings under the Treasury Department. -For continuing . Public build-
the work on the building for post-office and court-house in New York 1Tngs underDthe
City, to be applied only to fims • hing t he r•oundatwns
· up to an d me
. Iud'mgt he partment.
reasury e-
sill course, and receiving and setting the granite of the first story above Post office.and
that.course, and subJect· to no other 1' · ·
JmJtatwns or · • fi ve h un dred New
restnctwn, court-house
York. m
thousand dollars.
For the buildino- for post-office and sub-treasury in Boston, the unex- Post-office ~nd.
pcnded balance or"appropriation remaining on the thirtieth June, eighteen ~~;,':,asury m
4
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SECOND EDITION.
REVISED STATUTES
OF
THE UNITED STATES,
PASSEr> AT THE
FIRST SESSION 0~., THE FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS,
1873...;'74;
EMBRACING THE STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES, GENERAL AND PERMANENT IN
THEIR NATURE, IN FORCE ON THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER,.ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND. SEVENTY-THREE, AS REVISED AND CONSOLIDATED
BY COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED UNDER AN ACT OF CONGRESS; AND AS
REPRINTED, WITH AMENDMENTS, UNDER AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
CONGRESS APPROVED THE SECOND DAY OF MARCH, IN THE YEAR
ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVEN,
W11'H
AN APPENDIX.
EDITED, PRINTED, AND PUBLISHED UNDER THE· AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF CONGRESS.
AND UNDER THE DIREGTION'OF THE SF.CRETARY OF STATF~
WASHINGTON:
GOVE.RNl\IENT P'KIJ!OTI'N6 Ol!'l!'iCE.
1818.
5
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312 TITLE xrx.-SEVERAL CLASSES OF OFFICERS.
TITLE XIX.
PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO SEVERAL
CLASSES OF OFFICERS.
Sec. Sec.
1753. President to regulate admissions to 1775. Notification of no-minations, rejec-
the civil service. tions, &c., to Secretary of Treas-
1754. Preference of- persons disabled in ury.
military or naval service. 1776. Removal of office.
1755. Recommendation for employment Qf 1777. Preservation of copies of Statutes at
such rersons. Large.
1756. Form o oath of office. 1778. Taking oaths, acknowledgments, &c.
175i. Oath for certain Jilersons. 1779. Restriction upon payments for news-
1758. Who may admimster oath. papers, &c.
1759. CustOdy of oath. 1780. Failure to make returns or reports.
1760. Unauthorized office, no salary for. 1781. Prohil'ittion upon· taking considera-
1761. Appointees to fill vacancies during tion for procuring contracts, of-
recess of Senate. fices, &c.
1762. Salaries to officers imJ::roperly hold- 1782. Upon taking compensation in mat-
ing over. ters to which United States is a
1763. Double salaries. party.
1764. Extra services. 1783. Persons interested not to act as
1765. Extra allowances. agents of the government.
1766. Officer in arrears. 1784. Prohibition of contributions, pres-
1767. Tenure of office. ents, &c., to superiors.
1768. SusJilension and filling vacancies. 1785. Punishment for aiding, &c., in im-
1769. Filhng vacancies temporarily. porting or trading in·obscene lite-
1770. Term of office not to be extended. rature.
1771. Accepting or exercising office con- 1786. Proceedings against persons illegally
trary to law. holding office.
1772. Removing, appointing, or commis- 1787. Penalty for ille~rally holding office.
sioning officer contrary to law. 1788. Disbursing officers forbidden to trade
1773. Commissions. in public funds or property.
1774. Notification of appointments to Sec- 1789. Collecting officers forbidden to trade
retary of Treasury. in J.>Ublic property.
1790. RestriCtion on payment for services.
President~ !eg- SEc. 1753. The President is authorized to prescribe such regulations
ula~e .a?- mtSSI!Jns for the admission of persons into the civil service of the United States as
tot_ e(:lVI 1servtce. may best promote the efficiency thereof, and ascertain the fitness of each
3March, 187l,c. caqdidate in respect to age, health, character, knowledo-e, and ability for
114, 8 • 9, v. 16, p. the branch of service into which he seeks to enter; ana for this purpose
514
· he may employ suitable persons to conduct such inquiries, and may pre-
scribe their duties, and establish regulations for the conduct of persoris
who may receive appointments in the civil service.
Preference of SEc. 1754. Persons honorably discharged from the military or naval
persons disabled service by reason of disability resulting from wounds or sickness incurred
m mili~ry or na- in the line of duty, shall be preferred for appointments to civil offices,
~al servwe. __ provided they are found to possess the busmess capacity necessary for
3Mar.,l865,Res. the proper discharge of the duties of such offices.
No. 27, s. 1, v. 13, ·
p. 571. •
Recommenda- SEc. 1755. In grateful recognitiOn of the services, sacrifices, and suf-
tlon for employ- ferings of persons honorably discharged from the military and naval
fhent of such per- ser\'ice of tlie country, by reason of wounds, disease, or the expiration of
sons. terms of enlistment, it is respectfully recommended to hankers, merchants,
3Mar.,l865,Res. manufacturers, mechanics, farmers, and ·persons engaged in industrial
No.~27, s. :!, v. 13, pur!'iuits, to give them the preferenee for appointments to remunerative
51
P· 1. situations and employments. .
Form of oath of SEc. 1756. Every person elected or appointed to any office of honor
office. or profit, either in the civil, military, or naval service, excepting the
2-July 1862-.;: President and the persons embraced by the section following, shall,
128, v. 12, p. 502. before entering upon the duties of such office, and before being entitled
Ex parte Gar- to any part of the salary or other emoluments thereof, take and subscribe
'·""1. 4 Wall., 333. the following oath: ''I, ~ B, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I have
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THE CODE OF THE LAWS
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OF THE
·uNITED STATES OF AMERICA
OF A GENERAL AND PERMANENT CHARACTER
IN FORCE
DECEMBER 7, 1925
AND APPENDIX WITH LAWS TO DECEMBER 6, 1926
CONSOLIDATED, CODIFIED, SET FORTH, AND PUBLISHED IN 1926,
IN THE ONE HUNDR:ffiD AND FIFTIETH YEAR OF THE REPUBLIC,
AT ITS FIRST SESSION, BY THE SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS
[WITH ANCILLARIES AND INDEX]
VOLUME 44 - PART 1
OF THE
UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON
1926 ••
'
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§ 613 f'ITLJJJ 6.-JJJXJJJCUTIVJJJ DEPABTMBNTS; OJJ'FICBRS, A.ND BMPLOYBJJJS 62
613. Second .Assistant Secretary; appointment; dnties.- in writing to Congress, giving an account of all moneys received
There shall be in said department an additional Secretary, who and disbursed by him and his department and describing tile
sltall be known and designated as Second Assistant Secretary work done by the department. He shall also, from time to
of Labor. He shall be appointed by the President. He shall time, make such special investigations and reports as he may
perform such duties as shall be prescribed by the Secretary of be required to do by the President, or by Congress, or which
Labor, or required by law, and in case of the death, resigna- he himself may deem necessary. (Mar. 4, 1913, c. 141, § 9,
tion, absence, or sickness of the Assistant Secretary shall, until 87 Stat. 738.) •
a successor is appointed or such absencs or sickness shall 621. Same; records and papers and furniture transferred to
cease, perform the duties devolving upon· the Assistant Secre- department.-The official records and papers on file in and per-
tary by reason of section 4 of this title, unless otherwise taining exclusively to the business of any bureau, office, de-
directed by the President, as provided by section 6• of this partment, or branch of the public service transferred to the
title. (June 80, 1922, c. 254, § 1, 42 Stat. 766; Feb. 27, 1925, Department of Labor, together with the furniture in use in
c. 864, Title IV, 43 Stat. 1048.) such bureau, office, department, or branch of the public service,
614. Private secretary to Second .Assistant Seeretary.- are transferred to the Deparbnent of Labor. (M.ar. 4, 1913,
There shall be in said Department of Labor one private secre- c. 141, § 5, 87 Stat. 737.)
tary to the Second Assistant Secretary of Labor. (June 80, 622. Same; laws operative.-All laws prescribing the work
1922, c. 254, § 2, 42 Stat. 766; Feb. 27, 1925, c. 864, Title IV, 48 and defining the duties of the several bureaus, offices, depart-
Stat. 1048.) ments, or branches of the public service transferred to and made
615. Chief clerk; disbursing elerk.-There shall be in said a part of the Department of Labor shall, so far as the same are
dep,rtment a chi~f clerk and a disbursing clerk. (Mar. 4, not in conflict with the provisions of this chapter, reJpain in full
1918, c. 141, § 2, 37 Stat. 736.) force and effect, to be executed under the direction of the
616. Bureaus and offices in department.-The following-named Secretary of Labor. (Mar. 4, 1913, c. 141, § 6, 37 Stat. 738.)
offices, bureaus, divisions, and branches of the public service,
and all that pertains to the same, shall be under the jurisdic- Chapter 12.--oiVIL SERVICE COMMISSION AND CLAS·
tion and supervision of the Department of Labor. SIFIED OIVIL SERVICE.
1. The offics of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Sec.
the Buteau of Immigration and the Bureau of Naturalization, 631. Regulation of admissions to clvn scnice.
the Oommissioners of Immigration, the Division of Informa- 632. Clvil Service Commission ; appointment; removal.
tion, and the Immigration Servics at Large. 633. Rules.
(1) Preparation of.
:A The Bureau of Labor Statistics and the office of the Com- (2) Provisions of.
missioner of Labor Statistics. 1. Competitive examinations.
3. The Children's Bureau. 2. Selection of ofticers, etc., accortUng to ~esults of
4. The Women's Bureau. (Feb. 14, 1903, e. ~~2, § 4, 82 Stat. examinations.
3. Apportionment of appointments : appllcatlons for ex-
826; Mar. 4, 1918, e. 141, § 8, 87 Stat. 737; June G, 1920, c. amlnatlolll.
248, § 1, 41 Stat. 987.) 4, Probation bei'ore absolute appointment.
617. Library, records, etc., of department.-The Secretary of 5. Contributions for political purposes.
Labor shall have charge in the buildings or premises occupied 6. Political coercion by ofllcers.
by or appropriated to the Department of Labor, of the library, 7. Noncompetitive examinations In certain cases.
8. Notice of appointments, rejections, tranSfers, resig-
furniture, lixtures, records, and other property pertaining to nations, and removals ; exceptions to be set forth
it or acquired for use in its business. He shall be allowed to with rules.
expend for periodicals and the purposes of the library and for (8) Begulatiollll for examinations, and ~ecords.
rental of appropriate quarters for the accommodation of the (4) Investigations and reports.
(IS) Annual reports.
Department of Labor within the District of Columbia, and for 634. Oaths to witnesses.
an other incidental expenses, such sums as Congress may pro- 631S. Chlef examiner: secretary ; employees: boards of examiners.
vide from time to time. (Mar. 4, 1918, c. 141, § 6, 37 Stat. 788.) 636. Detan of employees.
618. Rented quarters.-Where any office, bureau, or branch 637. Violation of duties by commissioners or ofllcers, etc.
of the public service transferred to the Department of Labor 638. Appointments and promotions In classified service ; examinations,
689. Deputy collectors of internal revenue and deputy marshals,
is occupying rented buildings or premises, it may continue to 640. Habitual users of intoxicants.
do so until other suitable quarters are provided for its use. 641. Members of same tamUy.
(Mar. 4, 1918, c. 141, I 6, 87 Stat. 738.) 642. Recommendations by Senators or Representatives.
619. Mediation of labor disputes; duties, powers, etc., trans- 648. Applications t'or examinations; certificate of residence.
644. Place of examinations ; persons aflllcted with tuberculosis ; cer-
ferred to department.-The Secretary of Labor shall have tificate of health; appointments from same famlly.
power to act as mediator and to appoint commissioners of con- · 645. CivD service status of soldiers, sailors, and marines.
clllatlon in labor disputes whenever in his judgment the in· 646. Bureau of Efllcleney,
Same; chief of bureau reports.
terests of industrial peacs may require It to be done; and all 647. 648. Same : eftlclency ratings for classified service in executivt de-
duties performed and all power and authority on March 4, 1918, partments.
possessed or exercised by the head of any executive department 649. Same : reports as to needs of personnel in departments.
in and over any bureau, office, officer, board, branch, or di- 650. Same: information furnished to by departments.
vision of tlle public service transferred to the Departm1mt of 651, Same; records, and papers transferred to.
652. Removals from classified clvll service only for cause.
Labor, or any business arising therefrom or pertaining thereto,
or in relation to the duties performed by and authority conferred Section 631. Regulation of admissions to civil serviee.-The
by law upon such bureau, officer, office, board, branch, or divi- President is authorized to prescribe such regulations for the
sion of the public service, whether of an appellate or revisory admission of persons into the civil service of the United States
('haracter or otherwise, shall be vested in and exercised by the as may best promote the efficiency thereof, and ascertain the
head of the said Department of Labor. (Mar. 4, 1918, e. 141, fitness of each candidate in respect to age, health, cl1aracter,
§ 8, 87 Stat. 738.) knowledge, and ablllty for the branch of service into which he
620. Report and investigations.-The Secretary of Labor . seeks to enter ; and for this purpose he may employ suitable
shall annually, at the ~lose of each fiscal year, make a report persons to conduct such inquiries, and may prescribe tbeir
•
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63 TITLE 6.-BXBCUTIVE DEPAilTJIENTS, OFFICERS, AND EMPLOYEES § 635
duties, and c.>stabllslt regulations for the conduct of persons 6. PoliticaZ coercion by oOlcers.
wllo may 1·ecelve appointments in the civil service. (R. S. Sixth. No person in said service bas nny right to uRe bis
§ 1753.) official authority or influence to coerce the political action of
632. Civil Service Com.mission'; appointment; removal.-The any I>erson or body.
President is authorized to appoint, by and with the advice and 1: Noncompetitive ezaminationB in certain caseB.
c<msent of the Senate, tllree persons, not more than two of Seventh. The-re shall be uoucompetith·e examinations in all
whom shall be adherents of the same party, as civil service proper cases before the commission, when competent 1>ersons
commissioners, and said three commissioners shall constitute do not compete, after notice has been given of the existence
the rutted States Civil Service Commission. Said commis- of the vacancy, under such rules as may be prescribed by tl1e
sioners shall hold no other official place under the United commissioners as to the manner of gi"l'ing notice.
States. 8. Notice of appoi11tment8, rejections, troMfet'B, resignations,
The President may remove any commissioner ; and any Ta- ana removals; ezccptions to be set f&rth with rules.
cancy in the position of commissioner shall be so filled by the Eighth. Notice shall be given in writing by the appointing
Prcsitlent, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, power to said commission of the persons selected for appoint-
as to conform to said conditions for the first selection of com- ment or employment from among those who have been ex-
missioners. amined, of the place of residence of such persons, of the
Each of said commissioners shall be paid, in adclition to his rejection of any such persons after probation, of transfers,
salary, his necessary traveling expenses incurred in the dis- resignations, and removals, and of the date thereof, and a rec-
charge of his duty as a commissioner. (Jan. 16, 1883, c. 27, § 1, ord of the same shall be kept by said commission. Any nec-
22 Stat. 403.) essary exceptions from said eight fundamental provisions of
633. Rules.-It shall be the duty of said commissioners : the rules shall be set forth in connection with such rules, and
(1) Preparation of.-First. To aid the President, as he may the reasons therefor shall be stated in the annual reports of
request, in preparh1g suitable rules for carrying this section the commission.
and sections 6.'32, 635, 637, 688, and 640 to 642 of this title, (8) Regulations for examinations. and records.-Third. Said
into effect, and when said rules shall have been promulgated it commission shall, subject to the rules that may be made by the
shall be the duty of all officers of the United States in the de- President, make regulations for, and have control of, such
partments and offic:es to which any such rules may relate to aid, examinations, and, through its members or the examiners, it
in all proper ways, in carrying said rules, and any modUication shall superYise and preserve the records of the same ; and
thereof, into effect. said commission shall keep minutes of its own proceedings.
(2) Provisions of.-second. Among other things, said mles (4) Investigations and reports.-Fourth. Said commission
shall provide and declare, as nearly as the conditions of good may make im·estigatfons concerning the facts, and may report
administration will warrant, as follows: upon an matters touchhtg the enforcement and effects of said
1. Competitit!e e:ran~inatiom. rules and regulations, and concerning the action of any exam-
First. For open, competitive examinations for testing the fit- iner or board of examiners hereinafter provided for, and its
ness of applicants for the public serYice classUied on January own subordinates, and those In the public service, in respect
16, 1888, or thereafter, or to be classified hereunder. Such to the execution of this section and sections 032, 635, 037, 688,
examinations shall be practical in their character, and so far and 640 to 642 of this title.
as may be shall relate to those matters which will fairly test (5) Annual reports.-Fifth. Said commission shall make an
the relative capacity and fitness of the persons examined to annual report to the President for transinlssion to Congress,
discharge the duties of the service into wbich they seek to be showing its own action, the rules nnd regulations and the ex-
appointed. ceptions thereto•in force, the practical etfects thereof, and any
B. SeZectiot~ of otftcers, etc., accordi:tJ.g to results of emamina- suggestions it may approve for the more effectual. accomplish-
tWn.B. ment of the purposes of sections 632, 638, 635, 637; 638 and 640
Second. All the offices, places, and employments so arranged to 642. (Jan. 16, 1883, c. 21, § 2, 22 Stat. 403.)
or to be arranged in classes shall be ftlled by selections accord· 634. Oaths to witnesses.-Members of the Civil Service Com-
ing to grade from among those graded highest as the results of mission and its duly authorized representatives are authorized
such competith·e examinations. to administer oaths to witnesses in any matter depending
8. A.pporlionnl£11t of appomtmet~ts; appli<'atiom tor emamina- before the Civll Service Commission. (Aug. 23, 1912, c. 350,
tions. § 1, 87 Stat. 872.)
Tllird. Appointments to the public ser-rice aforesaid in the de- 635. Chief examiner; secretary; employees; boards of ex-
partments at Washington shall be apportioned among the sev- aminers.-Said commission is authorized to employ a chief
eral States and Territories and the District of Columbia upon examiner, a part of whose duty it shall be, under its direction,
the basis of population as ascertained at the last preceding to act with the examinmg boards, so far as practicable, whether
census. Every application for an examination shall contain, at Wasbington or elsewhere, and to secure accuracy, uni-.
among other tbings, a statement, under oath, setting forth his formity, and justice in all their proceedings, which shall be at
or her actual bona fide residence at the time of making the all times open to him. The chief examiner shall be paid in addi-
application, as well as how long he or she has been a resident tion to Ills salary, his necessary traveling expenses incurred in
of such place. the discharge of his duty. The commission shall have a secre-
,f. Probation. before absolute appointment. tary, to be appointed by the President. It may, when necessary,
Fourth. There shall be a period of probation before any abso- -employ a stenographer, and a messenger. The commission shall,
lute appointment or employment aforesaid. at Washington, and in one or more places in each State and
o. Contributions tor poJit1caJ rnwposes. Territory where examinations are to take place, designate and
Fifth. No person in the public service is for that reason under select a suitable number of persons, not less than three, .tn the
any obligations to contribute to any political fund, or to render official service of the United States, reRiding in said State or
any political service, and that he will not be removed or other- Territory, after consulting the head of the (lepartment -or office
wise prejudiced for refusing to do so. in wbich such persons serve, to be members of boards of
10
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REVISED STATUTES (1818) 1710
R.S. u.s. c. R.S. u.s. c. R.S. u.s. c. R.S.
u.s. c. R.S.
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857 28 609 972 28 820 1111 10 1140, 1327 10 1051 1496 34 274 1710 22 76
858 2S 631 973 28 821 1161 1328 10 1053 1498 34 275 1711 22 77
859 28 634 974 28 822 1112 10 611 1330 10 1144 1499 34 276 1712 22 ° 80
861 28 635 975 28 823 1116 10 621 1331 10 1041 1500 34 277 1713 22 82
862 28 637 976 28 824 1118 10 622 1333 10 1080 1501 34 278 1714 22 71
863 28 639 977 28 825 1122 10 1334 10 1131 1502 34 279 1715 22 83
864 28 640 978 28 826 1125 10 2351.
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867
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378 PUBLIC LAW 89-554-SEPT. 6, 1966 [80 STAT.
PubHc Law 89-554
AN ACT
September 6, 1966 • • • •
[H. R. 10 1o4J To enact title 5, Uruted States Code, "Government OrganiZation and
Employees", codifying the general and permanent laws relating to
the organization of the Government of the United States and to
its civilian officers and employees.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repreaentatives of the
TiUe 5, USC,
Government o ...
United States of America in Congress assembled, That the laws relat-
eanizatlon and ing to the organization of the GovernmeRt of the United States and to
Employees, its civilian otlicers and emplo:yees, generally, are revised, codified, and
enacted as title 5 of the Umted States Code1 entitled "Government
Organization and Employees", and may be cited as "5 U.S.C., § ",
as follows:
TITLE 5-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
AND EMPLOYEES
PAAT ~
I. THE AGENOIES GENERALLY---------------------------- 101
II. TBl!l UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ____________ 1101
IlL EMPLOYEES--------------------------------------- 2101
PART I-THE AGENCIES GENERALLY
CB.I.PTU Sec.
1. 0BGANIZA'I'ION ------------------------------------------------- 101
8. PowERS-------------------------------------- 801
5. ADu:ll'lraTBATIVJ: PaooEDUBL---------------------------------- 501
7. JUDICIAL REVIEW-------------------------------------- 701
9. Ex:EloOTIVE .REORGANIZATION--------------------------------- 901
CHAPTER 1-0RGANIZATION
See.
101. Ext'<'utive departments.
102. Mllltary departments.
108. Government corporation.
104. Independent establishment
105. Ex~tive qenc;r.
§ 101. Executive departments
The Executive departments n.re :
The Department of State.
The Department of the Treasury.
The Department of Defense.
Th~ Department of Justice.
The Post Office Depart.ment.
The Department of the Interior.
The Department of Agriculture.
The Department of Commerce.
The Department of Labor.
The Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
§ 102. Military departments
The military departments are :
The Department of the Army.
The Department of the Navy.
The Department of the Air Force.
§ 103. Government corporation
For the purpose of this title-
(1} "Government corporation" mea-ns a. corporation owned or
controlled by the Government of th~ United States; and
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524 PUBLIC LAW 89-554-SEPT. 6, 1966 [80 STAT.
CHAPTER 73-SUITABILITY, SECURITY, AND CONDUCT
SUBCHAPTER I-REGULATION OF CONDUG'r
Sec.
7301. Presidential regulations.
SUBCHAPTER II-LOYALTY, SECURITY, AND STRIKING
Sec.
7311. Loyalty and striking.
7312. Employment and clearance; lndividuals removed for national security.
SUBCHAPTER ill-POLITICAL ACTIVITIES
See.
7321. Political contributions and services.
7322. Political use of authority or influence; prohibition.
7323. Political contributions ; prohibition.
7324. Intluencing elections; · taking part in political campaigns; prohibitions;
exceptions.
7825. Penalties.
7326. Nonpartisan political activity pel'mitted.
7327. Political activity permitted; employees residing in certain municipalities.
SUBCHAPTER IV-FOREIGN DECORATIONS
See.
7341. Receipt and display of foreign decorations.
SUBCHAPTER V-MISCONDUCT
See.
7351. Gifts to superiors.
7302. Excess! ve and habitual use of intoxicants.
SUBCHAPTER I-REGULATION OF CONDUCT
§ 7301. Presidential regulations
The President may prescribe regulations for the conduct of em-
ployees in the executive branch.
SUBCHAPTER II-LOYALTY, SECURITY, AND STRIKING
§ 7311. Loyalty and striking
An individual may not accept or hold a position in the Government
of the United States or the government of the District of Columbia.
ifhe-
(1) advocates the overthrow of our constitutional form of
government;
(2) is a. member of an organization that he lmows advocates
the overthrow of our constitutional form of government ;
(3) participates in a strike, or asserts the right to strike,
against the Government of the United States or the government
of the District of Columbia; or
( 4) is a member of an organization of employees of the Gov-
ernment of the United States or of individuals employed by the
government of the District of Columbia that he lmows asserts
the right to strike against the Government of the United States
or the government of the District of Columbia.
§ 7312. Employment and clearance; individuals removed for na·
tional security
Removal under section 7532 of this title does not affect the right of
an individual so removed to seek or accept employment in an agency of
the United States other than the agency from which removed. How-
ever, the appointment of an indiVidual so removed may be made onl;r
after the head of the agency concerned has consulted with the Civil
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TITLE 5—GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION AND EMPLOYEES
This title was enacted by Pub. L. 89–554, § 1, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 378
Part Sec. TABLE SHOWING DISPOSITION OF ALL SECTIONS OF
I. The Agencies Generally ..................... 101 FORMER TITLE 5—Continued
II. Civil Service Functions and Re-
sponsibilities ..................................... 1101 Title 5 Title 5
Former Sections New Sections
III. Employees ............................................. 2101
46 ............................................ 3103
AMENDMENTS 46a .......................................... 5511
1979—Pub. L. 96–54, § 2(a)(1), Aug. 14, 1979, 93 Stat. 381, 46b .......................................... 5513
substituted ‘‘Civil Service Functions and Responsibil- 46c ........................................... T. 31 § 699a (See Rev. T. 31
ities’’ for ‘‘The United States Civil Service Commis- Table)
46d, 46e .................................... 5514
sion’’ in item for part II. 47 ............................................ 3103; T. 18 § 1916
47a .......................................... 8301; T. 10 § 1221
TABLE SHOWING DISPOSITION OF ALL SECTIONS OF 48 ............................................ T. 28 § 514
FORMER TITLE 5 49 ............................................ 3106
50 ............................................ 5501; T. 18 § 1916
Title 5 Title 5 51 ............................................ 5536
Former Sections New Sections 52 ............................................ 5502
53 ............................................ 3108
1, 2 .......................................... 101 54 ............................................ 3107
3 .............................................. Rep. 55 ............................................ Rep.
4 .............................................. 3345 55a .......................................... 3109
5 .............................................. 3346 56 ............................................ 5503
6 .............................................. 3347 57–59c ...................................... Rep.
7 .............................................. 3348 60 ............................................ T. 2 § 162
8 .............................................. 3349 61 ............................................ D.C. Code, § 31–1009
9 .............................................. 5535 61a .......................................... 5552
10 ............................................ 2901 61a–1(a), (f) .............................. 5534a
11, 12 ....................................... 2902 61a–1(b)–(e) .............................. Rep.
13–14a, 15 ................................. Rep. 61b (1st, 2d sentences) ............. 5551
16 ............................................ 3331 61b (3d–5th sentences) ............. 6306
16a .......................................... 2903, 2904 61b (6th sentence) ................... 5551
17, 17a ..................................... Rep. 61c–61e .................................... Rep.
17b, 17c .................................... 2905 61f ........................................... 5582
18 ............................................ 2903 61g .......................................... 5581
19 ............................................ Rep. 61h .......................................... 5583
20 ............................................ 2904 61i ........................................... 5581
21 ............................................ 2906 61j ........................................... 5582
21a .......................................... 3332 61k .......................................... 5581
21b .......................................... 5507 62–64a ...................................... Rep.
22 ............................................ 301 65 ............................................ T. 2 § 162
22–1 (less 3d–5th provisos) ....... 7532 66 ............................................ T. 18 § 1914
22–1 (3d proviso) ...................... 3571, 5594 67 ............................................ T. 7 § 2220
22–1 (4th and 5th provisos) ...... 7312 68 ............................................ T. 8 § 1353c
22–2 ......................................... 7533 69 ............................................ 5535, 5536
22–3 ......................................... 7531 70 ............................................ 5536
22a .......................................... 302 70a, 70b .................................... 5945
23–26c ...................................... Rep. 70c ........................................... 5942
27 ............................................ 6106 71 ............................................ 5536
28 ............................................ 6105 72 ............................................ 5535
29, 29a, 30 to 30b–1, 30c to 30e–1, Rep. 73, 73a ..................................... Rep.
30f–30m. 73b .......................................... 5731
30n .......................................... 6322 73b–1(a), (b) ............................. 5724
30n–1 ....................................... T. 28 § 1823 73b–1(c) ................................... 5730
30o ........................................... 5537 73b–1(d) ................................... 5725
30p .......................................... 5515 73b–1(e) ................................... 5726
30q .......................................... 6321 73b–1(f) .................................... 5727
30r(a) ....................................... 6323 73b–2 ....................................... 5703
30r(b) ....................................... 3551 73b–3(a) (less 3d–6th provisos) 5722
30r(c) ....................................... 502, 5534 73b–3(a) (3d, 4th provisos) ....... 5728
30r(d) ....................................... 2105 73b–3(a) (5th, 6th provisos) ...... 5729
31–31b, 32 ................................. Rep. 73b–3 (less (a)) ......................... 5723
33 ............................................ 7154 73b–4 ....................................... T. 41 § 5a
34–35a, 36–37a ........................... Rep. 73b–4a, 73b–4b .......................... 5724a
38 ............................................ 3341 73b–4c ...................................... 5726
39, 40 ....................................... 3342 73b–4d ...................................... 5724
41 ............................................ T. 14 § 632 73b–4e ...................................... 5724a
42, 42a ..................................... Rep. 73b–4f ...................................... 5724
43 ............................................ 3101 73b–5 ....................................... 5732
43a .......................................... 3102 73c ........................................... 5727
44 ............................................ T. 31 § 492–1 (See Rev. T. 31 73c–1, 73c–2, 73d ....................... Rep.
Table) 73e ........................................... 5731
45 ............................................ Rep. 73f, 74–75a ................................ Rep.
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TABLE SHOWING DISPOSITION OF ALL SECTIONS OF TABLE SHOWING DISPOSITION OF ALL SECTIONS OF
FORMER TITLE 5—Continued FORMER TITLE 5—Continued
Title 5 Title 5 Title 5 Title 5
Former Sections New Sections Former Sections New Sections
608b ......................................... T. 15 § 1523 630c ......................................... Rep.
608c ......................................... T. 15 § 1524 630d ......................................... T. 40 § 754 (See Rev. T. 40 Table)
611 ........................................... T. 29 § 551 630e ......................................... T. 40 § 755 Rep.
611a ......................................... T. 29 § 552 630f .......................................... Rep.
611b ......................................... T. 29 § 553 630g ......................................... T. 40 § 756 (See Rev. T. 40 Table)
611c ......................................... Rep. and Elim. 630g–1 ...................................... T. 40 § 757 (See Rev. T. 40 Table)
612, 613 .................................... Rep. 630g–2 ...................................... T. 40 § 759 Rep.
613a ......................................... T. 29 § 554 630h ......................................... T. 40 § 758 (See Rev. T. 40 Table)
613b ......................................... T. 29 § 555 630i .......................................... Elim.
614 ........................................... Rep. 630j .......................................... Rep.
615 ........................................... T. 29 § 556 631 ........................................... 3301, 7301
616 ........................................... T. 29 § 557 631a, 631b(a) ............................ Elim.
617 ........................................... T. 29 § 558 631b(b), (c) ............................... 3304
618 ........................................... T. 29 § 559 632 (1st par.) ............................ 1101
619 ........................................... Rep. 632 (2d–4th pars.) ..................... 1102
620 ........................................... T. 29 § 560 632 (5th par.) ........................... 1103
621 ........................................... T. 29 § 561 633(1) ....................................... 1301, 3302
622 ........................................... T. 29 § 562 633(2)1 ..................................... 3304
622a ......................................... T. 29 § 563 633(2)2 ..................................... 3318
623 ........................................... T. 42 § 3501 633(2)3 ..................................... 3306
623a ......................................... T. 42 § 3508 633(2)4 ..................................... 3321
623b ......................................... T. 42 § 3503 633(2)5 ..................................... 7321
623c ......................................... T. 42 § 3504 633(2)6 ..................................... 7152, 7322
623d ......................................... T. 42 § 3505 633(2)7 ..................................... 1302, 3304
623e ......................................... T. 42 § 3507 633(2)8 ..................................... 2951, 3302
623f .......................................... T. 42 § 3506 633(2)9 ..................................... 7153
623g ......................................... T. 42 § 3502 633(3) ....................................... 1302, 1307
623h ......................................... T. 42 § 3501a 633(4) ....................................... 1303
623i .......................................... Elim. 633(5) ....................................... 1308
624 ........................................... T. 42 § 3531 633a–633e ................................. Rep.
624a ......................................... T. 42 § 3532 634 ........................................... 1306
624b ......................................... T. 42 § 3533 635 (1st 5 sentences) ................ 1104, 1105
624c ......................................... T. 42 § 3534 635 (6th sentence) .................... 1105, 3305
624d ......................................... T. 42 § 3535 635 (7th sentence) .................... 3304
624e ......................................... T. 42 § 3536 636 ........................................... Rep.
624f .......................................... T. 42 § 3537 637 ........................................... T. 18 § 1917
626(a) ....................................... T. 10 § 8012 638 ........................................... 2102, 3304, 3361
626(b) ....................................... Rep. 638a ......................................... Rep.
626(c) ....................................... T. 10 § 101(5); T. 50 § 409(c) 638b ......................................... 3307, 3322
626(d) ....................................... T. 10 § 8013 639 ........................................... Rep.
626(e) ....................................... T. 10 § 8012 640 ........................................... 7352
626(f) ....................................... T. 10 § 8033 641 ........................................... 3319
626(g) ....................................... T. 10 § 8011 642 ........................................... 3303
626–1 ........................................ T. 10 § 8013, 8017 642a ......................................... 2953
626–2 ........................................ T. 10 §§ 8012, 9532 643–645b ................................... Rep.
626a ......................................... T. 10 § 8012 645c–645e ................................. Elim.
626b ......................................... T. 10 § 8013 646–651b ................................... Rep.
626c(a), (f) ............................... T. 10 § 8062 652(a) ....................................... 7501
626c(b) ..................................... T. 10 § 743 652(b) ....................................... 5591–5593
626c(c)–(e), 626c–1 to 626c–3, Rep. 652(c) ....................................... 7101
626d, 626e. 652(d) ....................................... 7102
626f .......................................... (See former 150p) 652a–652c ................................. 5596
626g–626j .................................. (See former 150q–150t) 653, 654 .................................... Rep.
626k ......................................... Rep. 655–657 ..................................... 1304
626l, 626m ................................ T. 10 § 9441 658 ........................................... Elim.
626n ......................................... T. 10 § 2632 659 ........................................... 3327
626o ......................................... Rep. 661–663b, 664–669a, 670–672c, Rep.
626p ......................................... T. 10 § 9774 673–673b.
626q, 626r ................................. T. 10 § 9301 673c (1st par., less provisos) .... Rep.
626s to 626s–2 ........................... T. 10 § 2481 673c (1st proviso) ..................... 6102
626s–3 ...................................... T. 10 § 2667 673c (2d, 3d provisos) ............... 5544
626s–4, 626s–5 ........................... Rep. 673c (2d par.), 674–678b ............. Rep.
626s–6 ...................................... T. 10 § 2667 679 ........................................... Elim.
626t, 626u ................................. T. 10 § 1581 680–684, 691, 691a, 692–692d, 693 Rep.
626v–626y, 627 .......................... Rep. to 693–2, 693a–693d, 694, 649a,
627a ......................................... T. 10 §§ 8208, 8215 695, 695a, 696, 696a, 697, 697a,
627b ......................................... T. 10 §§ 8071, 8208, 8297, 8299, 8305, 698–698b, 699, 699a, 700, 700a,
8504, 8685, 8888, 8915, 8916, 8927, 701, 701a, 702, 702a, 703, 703a,
8962, 8991 704, 704a, 705, 705a, 706, 706a,
627c ......................................... Rep. 707, 707a, 708, 708a, 709–615.
627d ......................................... T. 10 § 8256 715a ......................................... 3323
627e ......................................... T. 10 § 8685 715b–715d, 716–718a, 719, 719–1, Rep.
627f .......................................... T. 10 §§ 8549, 8580, 8818 719a, 719b, 720–729a, 730–736c,
627g–627l .................................. Rep. 737–739b, 740, 740a.
628 ........................................... T. 10 § 9531 740b–740i .................................. (See former 2281–2288)
628a ......................................... T. 10 § 9503 745–745r ................................... Rep.
628b ......................................... T. 10 § 174 751 ........................................... 8102
628c ......................................... T. 10 § 1584 752 ........................................... 8117
628d ......................................... T. 10 § 2352 753 ........................................... 8105
628e ......................................... T. 10 §§ 2353, 2357 754 ........................................... 8106
628f, 628g ................................. T. 10 §§ 2354, 2355 755(a), (b) ................................ 8107
628h ......................................... T. 10 §§ 174, 2356 755(c) ....................................... 8108
630 ........................................... T. 40 § 751 (See Rev. T. 40 Table) 755(d) ....................................... 8109
630a ......................................... T. 40 § 752 (See Rev. T. 40 Table) 756(a) ....................................... 8110
630b ......................................... T. 40 § 753 (See Rev. T. 40 Table) 756(b) ....................................... 8111
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