Which online resource is listed for access to federal statutes information?

• A. Congress.gov
• B. Wikipedia
• C. Social media
• D. Court opinions

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is finding an official, reliable source for the actual text of federal statutes. Congress.gov is the official portal for federal legislative information maintained by the Library of Congress, and it provides the authoritative texts of statutes, Public Laws, the U.S. Code, and the Statutes at Large, along with historical notes and amendments. This makes Congress.gov the best place to access the exact statutory language and its legislative history.

Wikipedia is a secondary, user-edited encyclopedia that can be helpful for overviews but isn’t a primary source for statute texts. Social media isn’t appropriate for obtaining legal texts. Court opinions involve judicial interpretation of statutes, not the statutes themselves.