Wired for the Public: Advancing the Public Interest in Federal Telecommunications Decision-Making

What if members of the public were given a greater voice in petitioning the federal government to address rising cellphone and internet bills? This is a large part of what Nathaniel (Nathan) Sukhdeo writes about in his article titled, "Amending Section 12 of the Telecommunications Act: Considering Public Interest as a Factor in Cabinet's Decisions on Petitions". Tune in to hear host Iyanu Soyege speak with Nathan about his article, writing process and why having an article published in the UVic Law Journal is significant to him 

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What is Stare Indecisis?

Exploring issues relevant to law students and the law at large. Stare Indecisis is a student-led podcast at the University of Victoria Faculty of Law affiliated with its law journal, Appeal: Review of Current Law and Law Reform published by the Appeal Publishing Society.

Produced on the unceded Coast Salish territories of the Lekwungen, Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples.
Hosts: Sarah Lachance (she/her), Camille O’Sullivan (she/her), Vinson Shih (he/him)