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1997
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George A. Bermann, « La codification aux États-Unis », Revue française d'administration publique (documents), ID : 10.3406/rfap.1997.3092
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Codification in the United States of America. The lack of recognition given to codification in the United States is a reflection of the role played by the common law in the legal system which prohibits a legal text from being considered the exclusive or universal source of law in a particular area. Certain objectives of codification (unity, transparency, coherence) are sought by other means (model or standard-form statutes, restatements, Law Revision Commissions), but systematisation remains for the moment a preoccupation which is alien to the American System.