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The Access to Justice Lab is building resources for practitioners and scholars who want to integrate rigorous empirical evidence and access to justice initiatives. In addition to our growing number of publications, we also strive to serve as a hub of information and training materials for RCTs in law.

Introduction to Randomized Evaluation

What exactly is a randomized evaluation? How does one work? Randomized evaluation is growing in a variety of social science contexts but is still new to many in law. There are many great resources available to for those interested in exploring the method.
Learn more about randomized evaluation

Short Course on RCTs

The A2J Lab is piloting a short course on RCTs in law to provide researchers and legal service practitioners with the skills they need to work together.
Learn more about the short course

Prior RCTs in Law

The knowledge base of randomized evaluation in law continues to grow. The A2J Lab has compiled a bibliography of existing research and created summaries of those publications.
Explore the full set of citations

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the questions we hear the most.

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