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Federal statutory law, organized by title.

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CH. 1
POSTAL POLICY AND DEFINITIONS
2 sectionsOpen →
CH. 2
ORGANIZATION
8 sectionsOpen →
CH. 4
GENERAL AUTHORITY
19 sectionsOpen →
CH. 5
POSTAL REGULATORY COMMISSION
5 sectionsOpen →
CH. 6
PRIVATE CARRIAGE OF LETTERS
6 sectionsOpen →
CH. 10
EMPLOYMENT WITHIN THE POSTAL SERVICE
11 sectionsOpen →
CH. 12
EMPLOYEE-MANAGEMENT AGREEMENTS
9 sectionsOpen →
CH. 20
FINANCE
12 sectionsOpen →
CH. 22
CONVICT LABOR
1 sectionsOpen →
CH. 24
APPROPRIATIONS AND ANNUAL REPORT
2 sectionsOpen →
CH. 26
DEBTS AND COLLECTION
5 sectionsOpen →
CH. 28
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
5 sectionsOpen →
CH. 29
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
3 sectionsOpen →
CH. 30
NONMAILABLE MATTER
19 sectionsOpen →
CH. 32
PENALTY AND FRANKED MAIL
22 sectionsOpen →
CH. 34
ARMED FORCES AND FREE POSTAGE
6 sectionsOpen →
CH. 37
NONPOSTAL SERVICES
5 sectionsOpen →
CH. 54
TRANSPORTATION OF MAIL BY AIR
3 sectionsOpen →
CH. 56
TRANSPORTATION OF MAIL BY VESSEL
5 sectionsOpen →
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