In my state

A state gets a page when its sentence can be quoted.

This is the whole map, including the part of it nobody here has opened. A jurisdiction is shaded when an instrument from it is in the registry, and it gets a page of its own once the operative sentence has been read out of the source document and can be shown with its citation. The rest is blank on purpose.

What the map counts

51: jurisdictions drawn — the fifty states and the District of Columbia
9: in the registry
2: with a page of their own
42: not examined here

counted from the data, never typed

What a square means

read, in forceThe operative sentence has been read out of the source document and can be quoted here with its citation.
read, takes effect laterRead and quotable, and the date it starts has not arrived.
in the registry, sentence not yet readThe instrument is in the registry with its citation. The sentence that creates the duty has not been read out of the source yet.
not examinedNo document from that jurisdiction has been opened here. That is not the same as saying it permits anything, and not the same as saying it has no law.

Every shaded square is a link. The blank ones are not — there is nothing to open yet.

The registry also holds instruments from outside the United States, which this map does not draw. They are in the JSON.

Read, with a page

Washington
- Wash. Rev. Code § 48.43.830 (SB 5395, ch. 157, Laws of 2026) — in force since 2026-06-11
Alabama
- Ala. Act No. 2026-589, § 1 (SB 63) — takes effect 2026-10-01

In the registry, no page yet

The instruments below are in the registry with their citation and their source file. What has not been built is the page that puts a reader's question to them. Until it is, the registry itself is served in full as JSON.

This is not the same as saying the instrument says nothing. It means nobody here has written the page yet.

California
- Cal. Health & Safety Code § 1367.01(k) (SB 1120) — in force since 2025-01-01
- Cal. Health & Safety Code ch. 2.13, § 1339.75 (AB 3030) — in force since 2025-01-01
Colorado
- Colo. Rev. Stat. §§ 12-245-224.5 and 6-1-1705.2 (HB 26-1195) — in force since 2026-08-12
- Colo. Rev. Stat. §§ 10-16-112.7 and 25.5-1-209 (HB 26-1139, ch. 325, 2026 Colo. Sess. Laws 1889) — takes effect 2027-01-01
- Colo. Rev. Stat. §§ 6-1-1701 to 6-1-1709 (SB 26-189) — takes effect 2027-01-01
Illinois
- Ill. Pub. Act 104-0054 (HB 1806, Wellness and Oversight for Psychological Resources Act) — in force since 2025-08-04 sentence not yet read
Indiana
- Ind. Code ch. 27-1-52, § 9 (HEA 1271, P.L. 88-2026) — in force since 2026-07-01 sentence not yet read
Maryland
- Md. Code Ann., Ins. §§ 15-10A-06 and 15-10B-05.1 (HB 820, ch. 747, 2025) — in force since 2025-10-01
Rhode Island
- R.I. Gen. Laws ch. 40.1-5.5, enacted by S 2197 Substitute A as amended — in force since 2026-06-22
- R.I. Gen. Laws ch. 23-106, enacted by S 2570 Substitute A — in force since 2026-06-22
- R.I. S 2195 (2026) — AI companion models — takes effect 2027-01-01 sentence not yet read
Texas
- Tex. Bus. & Com. Code § 552.051 (HB 149, TRAIGA) — in force since 2026-01-01
- Tex. Ins. Code § 4201.156 (SB 815) — in force since 2025-09-01
- Tex. Health & Safety Code ch. 183, § 183.005 (SB 1188) — in force since 2025-09-01

Not examined

42 of the 51 jurisdictions on this map have not been examined here. Not examined is not the same as permits anything, and it is not the same as has no law. It means no document from that jurisdiction has been opened by this registry.

A tracker that fills the whole map is counting bills. This one counts sentences it can quote, and publishes the gap instead of covering it.