The statute book, in your pocket, with no signal required

Complete statute text for 46 states, the District of Columbia and the United States Code. Download the titles you need once, then read them anywhere: a basement, a garage, a rural post, a courthouse hallway with no bars.

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A look inside

What it looks like on the job

Four taps from opening the app to reading the section you need.

The app library listing Complete subscriptions and single titles the user owns
Your titles. Complete subscriptions and single titles, downloaded and ready to open.
Browsing the sections of New Jersey Title 39 in the app
Browse a title. Every section of New Jersey Title 39 in order, under the state's own numbering.
Searching within New Jersey Title 39 for the word speeding in dark mode, with matches highlighted
Find it fast. Search inside that title by keyword or citation, with matches highlighted.
Reading the full published text of New Jersey statute 39:4-98, Speeding
Read the law itself. The full published text of 39:4-98, not a summary of it.

Shown on iPhone in both light and dark appearance.

Take the section with you

Any section exports as a PDF that names the title it came from and the date it was produced, so what lands in a case file or an email carries its own provenance. Available on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android.

A statute exported from the app as a PDF, headed Prepared by the State Statute and Federal Law app with the source title and date
The app on Mac showing the full text of New Jersey statute 2C:12-1, Assault
And on Mac. The same titles on a full size screen, where a long section such as 2C:12-1 can be read without scrolling every few lines.

What you get

  • The state's own words. Every section is reproduced from the text the state publishes, not rewritten or condensed.
  • Complete statute text. The law itself, not headnotes, summaries or excerpts.
  • Export a section. Turn any section into a clean PDF, headed with the title it came from and the date it was produced, ready to attach to a report, a brief or an email. On iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android.
  • Fully offline. Once a title is downloaded it needs no connection and no cell data.
  • Search within a title by keyword or by citation.
  • Favorites on every platform. Flag the sections you use on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android. On Apple devices they can be backed up to your iCloud.
  • Notes on Apple devices. Write your own notes on a section, kept in your iCloud, on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
  • Kept current. Titles are updated as each jurisdiction publishes new statute data.
  • Buy a title, or the whole jurisdiction. Take individual titles, or a Complete subscription covering every title we carry for that state. Some titles are available only within the Complete set.

Who it is for

Patrol officers checking an element before they charge. Detectives writing an affidavit. Attorneys in court or at a client meeting who need the current text of a section without opening a laptop, which is why the app is widely used in law firms as well as in police departments. Investigators, code enforcement, fire marshals, probation and parole. Students and anyone else who would rather read the statute than a summary of it.

The app is built and maintained by a serving Captain of Police with more than 18 years on the job, which is why it is organized around finding one section fast rather than browsing a library. It is published by Kaboserv.com Development LLC.

Coverage

Available jurisdictions

Browse the full catalog

Select a jurisdiction to see every title it includes. We do not cover all fifty states, and we say so plainly rather than let you find out after you buy.

Alabama Alaska Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Texas United States Code Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

For departments, agencies and law firms

Sponsor access for your personnel

Through the Corporate Sponsorship Program an organization covers app access for its people, so nobody buys titles out of pocket or files for reimbursement. Departments and law firms both buy this way. Choose the jurisdictions your team needs, adjust seats as the roster changes, and pay by card or against a purchase order. Quotes are available for your budget cycle.

Agency licensing

Where the text comes from

Every title is built from the jurisdiction's own published source, and each one is listed publicly. The statute text is reproduced as published. We do not rewrite it, condense it or hand it to an AI to interpret, so what you read is what the legislature enacted. Ask a chatbot or read a search summary and a section can come back quietly reworded; this does not. See the full list of sources. Some states designate their own online statutes as the official publication and others publish for reference only, so unless a state says otherwise this is not an official copy of its statutes. It is provided for reference and is not legal advice.