United States Code: Commerce and Trade, Customs Law Volume

Author: Compiled by the United States House of Representatives Committee on Legal Revision, Translated by the General Editorial Committee of the "World Legal Classics"
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Publication Date: 1997-06-01
Features: American law, with a history of over 200 years, has developed a comprehensive and complete legal system. It has not only had a significant impact on the legislative and judicial practices of common law countries but also holds important reference and reference value for the legislative and judicial work of other countries. The "United States Code" is a comprehensive compendium of all federal laws in the United States, covering various aspects such as political and legal systems, economic and trade, finance and banking, transportation and postal services, environmental protection, cultural and education, intellectual property, health and welfare, military and defense, and foreign affairs. It is compiled and published by the United States House of Representatives Committee on Legal Revision and printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office, making it the authoritative version of American law. The "United States Code" involves highly complex content, is highly specialized, and uses particularly rigorous language, with some terms even lacking corresponding Chinese translations.