The Commonwealth Law Revision Commission (CLRC) serves as the official compiler and publisher of Commonwealth law, established in 1983 and later reorganized under the judicial branch in 1993. Located in the Guma Hustisia (Judicial Complex) in Susupe, Saipan, the Commission operates from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. It is tasked with ensuring the legislative framework of the Commonwealth is up-to-date and accessible to the public.

The CLRC provides an array of services including updates on the Commonwealth Code, Public Laws, Local Ordinance, and various judicial documents. Users can find resources such as court rules, forms, and reports of the Commonwealth Reporter and Trust Territory Reporter. The Commission prioritizes transparency and public service, striving to deliver accurate legal information while acknowledging the limitations of its resources. With a dedicated team, the CLRC plays a vital role in the governance and legal clarity of the Commonwealth territory.