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How can I find it? Search queries pull nothing clickable up. Yeah, I can use the state's website, but I'd rather not pay $$ to print that out.

Why would you print it?

f0bolous wrote:How can I find it? Search queries pull nothing clickable up. Yeah, I can use the state's website, but I'd rather not pay $$ to print that out.

Old Westlaw - Database: TX-ADC


EDIT: Looked at WestlawNext and Lexis... Every commercial database parcels the information out piece meal (makes sense as they are charging hella $ for it). If you need a physical copy of all the Admin. Regs. for Texas consider buying a massive compilation from CCH or West.

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Gorki wrote:

f0bolous wrote:How can I find it? Search queries pull nothing clickable up. Yeah, I can use the state's website, but I'd rather not pay $$ to print that out.

Old Westlaw - Database: TX-ADC


EDIT: Looked at WestlawNext and Lexis... Every commercial database parcels the information out piece meal (makes sense as they are charging hella $ for it). If you need a physical copy of all the Admin. Regs. for Texas consider buying a massive compilation from CCH or West.

Thanks! I was kinda surprised WLNext didn't have it.

f0bolous wrote:

Gorki wrote:

f0bolous wrote:How can I find it? Search queries pull nothing clickable up. Yeah, I can use the state's website, but I'd rather not pay $$ to print that out.

Old Westlaw - Database: TX-ADC


EDIT: Looked at WestlawNext and Lexis... Every commercial database parcels the information out piece meal (makes sense as they are charging hella $ for it). If you need a physical copy of all the Admin. Regs. for Texas consider buying a massive compilation from CCH or West.

Thanks! I was kinda surprised WLNext didn't have it.

It does. Click the state materials tab on the homepage, then Texas, and then "Texas Regulations" - that's the administrative code ...

dudders wrote:

f0bolous wrote:

Gorki wrote:

f0bolous wrote:How can I find it? Search queries pull nothing clickable up. Yeah, I can use the state's website, but I'd rather not pay $$ to print that out.

Old Westlaw - Database: TX-ADC


EDIT: Looked at WestlawNext and Lexis... Every commercial database parcels the information out piece meal (makes sense as they are charging hella $ for it). If you need a physical copy of all the Admin. Regs. for Texas consider buying a massive compilation from CCH or West.

Thanks! I was kinda surprised WLNext didn't have it.

It does. Click the state materials tab on the homepage, then Texas, and then "Texas Regulations" - that's the administrative code ...

Yea, Tex. Reg., Title 1 Administration.

Gorki wrote: Yea, Tex. Reg., Title 1 Administration.

weird...when i typed in 30 Tex. Admin. Code § 313 nothing relevant came up.

anyhow...thanks everyone for this very insightful westlaw lesson

haha horse gambling law.