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Truth in Lending Act (TILA)
Definition from Nolo’s Plain-English Law DictionaryA federal law that requires lenders to disclose the true cost of credit transactions by providing certain information to borrowers, including the terms of a loan, interest rates, and the number, amount,...
Tucker Act
Under the Tucker Act of 1887, the United States waived its sovereign immunity as to certain kinds of claims. Although the government is immune to lawsuits as a general rule, the Tucker Act exposes the government to liability for certain claims....
Utilities and transportation - State statutes
Alabama (see Title 37)
Alaska- Title 42
Arizona- Title 40
Arkansas (see Titles 23 and 27)
California - Public Utilities Code
Colorado (searchable index - Title 40) Connecticut- Title 13B Delaware (see...
Colorado (searchable index - Title 40) Connecticut- Title 13B Delaware (see...
Vestigial words
Words and phrases that technically appear in statutes, but lack use or meaning because amendments or other statutes have diminished their effect.
Voting Rights Act
Overview
The Voting Rights Act (VRA), codified at 42 U.S.C. §§ 1973 to 1973aa-6, is an important federal civil rights law that protects minorities from discriminatory voting practices. Initially, the VRA only protected racial minorities, but in...