CFR (Code of Federal Regulations)

The Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) is a comprehensive collection of rules and regulations established by federal agencies in the United States. It organizes these rules into 50 titles, each covering specific areas such as health, transportation, and environment. The CFR serves as a detailed framework for federal law, ensuring that government actions are consistent and transparent. It is updated annually and is essential for understanding rights, responsibilities, and government procedures. Overall, the CFR plays a critical role in how federal policies are implemented and enforced.