State Statute Federal Law Reviews

OK, I get it. It’s expensive to keep the statutes current, and to keep StateStatuteFederalLaw up to date as operating systems update. Sure, an annual subscription makes more sense in that context than a one-time purchase. The loser move was forcibly wiping the old app as part of an “update” with zero warning. You could have posted a notice or an annoying pop-up telling us it was no longer supported, and to switch over to the new app before an OS update renders the old app completely useless, and then just let it die in due course. But now it’s forced, and on top of that your users have to rebuild their favorites from scratch without being able to refer back to the old data. One terrible decision lost you a lot of goodwill earned from an otherwise excellent service.

I do not mind paying the $2.99 a year for the subscription, hell I pay more for coffee in a day. However I refuse to do so because of the way this developer went about the sneaky “update” which wiped the old app and forces you to pay the $2.99. I thought maybe if I restored purchases maybe I would receive my old apps free for a year, nope. Developer should have advised existing customers of what the new update would do to StateStatuteFederalLaw . I understand that updates aren’t free and take time but the way the update was done was sketchy. I will just go with google which is free.

Yeah the developer worked hard updating StateStatuteFederalLaw , which is why people paid for it. Totally messed up to kill StateStatuteFederalLaw and make us pay yearly subscription to get what we already paid for back. A discount, free year for those that bought StateStatuteFederalLaw previously, or even a refund on those apps would have been acceptable than just killing StateStatuteFederalLaw without warning...

Completely disappointed that after purchasing the previous apps (PA Title 18 and PA Title 75) the new App FORCES you into an annual subscription without even providing you with what you have previously paid for. It doesn’t even allow you to keep the old app with the old information.

This new business motto is nothing but a scam to us, end-user customers. Adding 1-2 statutes and maybe editing 1-2 statutes every year should not warrant 1000s of dollars of subscriptions.

Even the advanced apps and big title video games don’t cost this much on iOS. I surely will not subscribe and will not promote this type of selfish, greedy behavior for an app that simply provides text information from the vehicle and crimes codes.

If it was possible to give 0/5 stars, I would. Unfortunately the ranking system feels that every app should deserve at least 20%.

I’m totally fine with paying $2.99/yr for updates. But to push an update and render the original app (which I paid for) useless is ridiculous and underhanded. I understand it takes work to update these things as often as the developer does, however a warning before updating was the least he could have done prior to forcing an update which rendered my original app useless. Disappointing move by an otherwise fantastic developer.

Developer gets mad that people are calling it a scam, but here’s the problem. If you had paid for the old application you would receive push updates. The last push update nerfed StateStatuteFederalLaw after you updated with no warning, giving you the only option of downloading a new app and paying. No way to restore purchase of the prior app and charging people yearly, even a discount for the first year would have been nice.

I get that it’s a tedious service to update everything multiple times a year, but the way this was executed, even if necessary, was in poor taste. I hope the developer is taking heat from his PBA.

Get a grip guys. This guy just saved you from having to page through that bible of a book shoved in the back of your car to find the section that you never use and cant for the life of you remember.

Worth the money, keep up the good work. Nothing in this world is free.

StateStatuteFederalLaw is very cheap and helpful for law enforcement. Instead of searching the statue in a book or asking others, it is on the tip of your fingers and easy to find. I could not find an easier app for Title 39 and use it as a learning guide as well. Def recommend for others.

A lot of reviews people are complaining about the cost, but it’s 100% worth it. Not to mention the developer is constantly making changes for the better and thats not free lol StateStatuteFederalLaw is super conveniant and has been nothing short of fantastic. The developer is quick to resolve any issues and the customer service is great.

a must and mandatory app to have for criminal justice professionals. Has all the case law and allows for key search words throughout the entire statute. Definitely worth the yearly purchase which include updates to new revisions. Can’t beat it. Thank you to the developer/s of StateStatuteFederalLaw .

Great app. For people complaining about the cost, it’s $0.25 a month. You’re telling me these people leaving bad reviews can’t afford that? I’d rather pay to have quick access than look up the info in a book or online. Last I checked, you have to also pay for updates when you purchase the book for new content. So this is an easier and cheaper alternative. Extremely thankful that an app like this exists. New update has a clean and organized look. 👍🏼

Inexpensive alternative to hard copies that cost 300 times the amount and 20 times the price of the subscriptions for updates every month. One price for free updates all year long. New app is easy to use and works great with iOS 13. Amazing job.

The developer just put out an “update” that killed his past app that I PAID for. He couldn’t at least have given a warning or kept the old app functional. He blamed Apple but it’s nothing but a money grab.

StateStatuteFederalLaw has been extremely useful. The change from the old app was unfortunate, but we as consumers need to realize it wasn’t his fault. He’s done a great job!

StateStatuteFederalLaw is absolutely essential for officers who need quick and reliable information on the fly. $2.99/year is the price of a single coffee. That is an extremely small price for such a great application. At the end of the day the owner needs to be able to keep his product on the market at a sustainable price.

Ignore the complainers who are upset about the way online market works nowadays. Don’t get upset with the owner, get upset with the system that forces owners to make these difficult decisions.

One of the best purchases i have ever made. Would recommend this to all law enforcement! Extremely useful and helpful especially when a title 39 or 2C book isn’t with you on scene!

Is there any when you preform an update that we can keep any titles that we put in our favorites. Once you update StateStatuteFederalLaw you loose all your favorties.

StateStatuteFederalLaw has always been a great resource, easy to use and well worth the money. Customer support is fair and reasonable and I’m very satisfied with my experience. Thank you

I use this almost app all the time and it makes life so much easier. Developer is very responsive and helpful as well.

I’m willing to pay $2.99 a year to have the information at my fingertips. It’s 2019, I get it, Luis. Thanks for the updates.