In Lexis, what does searching "unannotated" or "text" on the U.S.C.S. do?

Searching "unannotated" or "text" on the U.S.C.S. specifically targets the text of each statute. This function allows users to access the actual statutory language without the additional information typically provided in annotations—such as case law, legislative history, or interpretations that accompany the statutes.

When focusing solely on the statute's text, users can analyze the language of the law itself, which is essential for understanding its explicit provisions and implications. This capability is particularly useful for legal practitioners who need precise statutory wording for drafting, interpreting, or referencing legal arguments or documents.

The other options are incorrect because they suggest searching case annotations, the combination of both text and annotations, or relevant federal regulations, none of which occur when activating an "unannotated" or "text" search on the U.S.C.S.