Scientific legal mapping is at the heart of legal epidemiology — we cannot begin to evaluate laws and policies without knowing where they are, what they say, and how they’ve changed over time. But the tools and resources for organizing and executing that scientific legal research have historically been less than ideal for doing this nuanced work.

Enter: MonQcle. The Center for Public Health Law Research built and maintains this software tool to support teams as they navigate and organize complex legal text to produce legal data for use in research and practice.

During this webinar, our expert researchers and technology team will answer your questions about our cutting-edge software for scientific legal mapping.  

The Legal Epi at Lunch Webinar Series, hosted by the Center for Public Health Law Research at the Beasley School of Law, focuses on exploring in-depth methodological issues or approaches in scientific legal mapping and legal epidemiology research. Each one-hour session will include expert staff from the Center for Public Health Law Research and guest researchers and practitioners using legal epidemiology methods in a unique or innovative way and will offer best practices, technology solutions, tips, and tricks for attendees.