The-Law-Says.Com provides unparalleled legal coverage. We offer all 54 U.S. Code Titles—complete with reserved and omitted chapters shown transparently, so you see the full numerical sequence. Arizona Laws are fully functional with state statutes, county ordinances, municipal codes, AND tribal nation codes. We feature 22 Federally Recognized Tribal Nations with detailed profiles including governance, legal systems, and contact info. The U.S. Constitution is interactive with expandable articles and full text. Competitors like LexisNexis, Westlaw, Cornell's LII, Justia, and FindLaw? None show reserved or omitted chapters. None have tribal nation integration. None have county-level ordinances compiled. And they all charge thousands of dollars per year. We're the only platform offering this level of detail—for free.

Text-to-Speech (TTS) is everywhere on our platform: footer copyright, every law title, every chapter, every section, 'Under Construction' boxes, navigation buttons, and even Law of the Day. Who does this help? People with developmental disorders, non-native English speakers, visually impaired users, people with reading difficulties, and anyone who prefers audio learning. Our competitors? None have built-in TTS. None are designed with accessibility-first principles. We believe legal information should be accessible to everyone, regardless of ability or language proficiency. That's why every single element of our app can be read aloud with one click.

Your device saves law text to local storage for 30 days, meaning the app works without internet after the first load. Data auto-expires and refreshes to keep information current, and this approach saves bandwidth for users on limited data plans. Competitors require constant internet connection, offer no offline access, and result in expensive data usage on mobile devices. Our offline-first design means you can access critical legal information anywhere—even in rural areas with unreliable internet, during emergencies, or when you're traveling abroad without data.

Free users can save up to 10 laws. Pro subscribers get unlimited saves PLUS automatic version tracking—check for updates and compare versions side-by-side. See historical versus current text to track when laws change. Delete historical versions to keep only current laws if you prefer. Competitors like LexisNexis and Westlaw require $500+ per month subscriptions for version tracking. Free sites don't have save or compare features at all. None show you when laws changed or let you compare old and new versions. Our Pro plan creates historical snapshots so you can always see how legislation evolved—critical for legal research, compliance tracking, and understanding statutory interpretation.

Pure black background with red accents provides high contrast for readability. Large, touch-friendly buttons make navigation easy on any device. Scrollable content areas and fixed header/footer navigation create an app-like experience. Our design works like a native mobile app, optimized for the way people actually use legal information—on the go. Competitors have desktop-first designs with tiny text that's hard to read on mobile, cluttered interfaces, and layouts not optimized for touch. We recognized that most people need legal information when they're at the DMV, in a government office, during a traffic stop, or in everyday situations where a laptop isn't practical.

Free tier includes: Signup, browse all laws, basic search, text-to-speech, 100 languages, save up to 10 laws, and 5 offline cached laws. Pro tier ($9.99/mo) adds: Unlimited saves, version tracking, 100 AI queries/month, unlimited offline sync, PDF export, and priority support. Compare this to competitors: LexisNexis charges $100-$500 per month. Westlaw charges $89-$450 per month. Fastcase charges $65-$995 per year. Casetext charges $65-$129 per month. We believe legal information is a fundamental right. That's why our free tier gives comprehensive access, and our Pro tier costs 90% less than competitors while offering more features.

Search federal AND Arizona laws simultaneously. Filter by jurisdiction—federal, Arizona, or both. Results are ranked by relevance. The interface is mobile-optimized with up to 100 results per query. Competitors? Free sites have basic keyword search only. Paid sites charge extra for 'advanced search' features. Our search engine uses intelligent relevance ranking to surface the most pertinent laws first, helping you find what you need faster. Whether you're researching a specific statute or exploring a legal topic, our search cuts through the noise.

All users get 4 citation formats: Bluebook, APA, MLA, and Chicago. One-click copy to clipboard makes citing easy. Print-friendly view for any law. Share links via native device sharing. Pro subscribers also get PDF export functionality for offline reading and sharing. Competitors? Most don't provide citation tools at all. Those that do only offer Bluebook format. None have one-click copy functionality. Our citation tools save time for students, researchers, journalists, and legal professionals who need properly formatted citations for papers, articles, briefs, or reports.

Pro subscribers get 100 AI queries per month with plain English explanations that break down complex legal language into understandable terms. The compliance checker tells you what you need to do to comply with specific laws. Our AI is context-aware and understands which law you're asking about. At just $9.99/month, this is 90% cheaper than competitors! LexisNexis AI costs an extra $100+ per month. Westlaw AI costs an extra $100+ per month. Free sites have no AI at all. Our AI assistant democratizes legal understanding, helping ordinary people comprehend statutes without hiring expensive lawyers—at a price anyone can afford.

Organize saved laws into custom folders. Tag laws for easy categorization and retrieval. Add personal notes to any saved law. Pin important notes to the top for quick reference. Competitors? Only high-end paid services have organizational features like this. Free sites offer no organization tools whatsoever. Our folder and tagging system helps you build your own personal legal library, whether you're researching a specific case, tracking compliance requirements, or studying for the bar exam.

Daily rotating interesting laws keep legal education engaging. Educational 'fun facts' provide historical context and real-world applications. Direct links let you learn more about each featured law. Full TTS integration means you can listen to the Law of the Day. Competitors? No one else does this. No one makes legal education engaging and accessible in this way. Our Law of the Day introduces you to surprising, fascinating laws you might never encounter otherwise—from quirky local ordinances to landmark federal statutes that shaped American history.