Name (first and last) of the individual that will correspond with SCC Podcast during the publication process.

Please consult www.legalinformatics.ca/sccpodcast/contribute on how to format your submission spreadsheet. Also, see the Submission Spreadsheet template: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/144sBeFtBqR8tkuIawLWCJ1AgLvmDITPnV9lvtOmf7yM/edit?usp=sharing. Please provide a link to your publicly accessible Google sheet below.

if you are submitting host audio files, provide a link to them here. To do so, put the audio files in a single folder in your Google account and do not include spaces in the file names. Set the share settings of the folder to public and provide a link to that folder here.

The content I have provided does not infringe anyone's copyright. In particular, the host script (audio or written content) is my original work or taken from non-copyright protected material such as the Supreme Court of Canada's decisions (not including headnotes). If applicable, the content I have provided respects the privacy of others and provides an accurate summary of the Supreme Court of Canada hearing I have reviewed. I have read https://www.legalinformatics.ca/sccpodcast/contribute#h.p_xV8m1v-HfLcr and have followed by the recommendations therein. I take sole responsibility for any copyright infringement or negative privacy consequences that may manifest from publication of this podcast and do not hold SCC Podcast liable for any such damage.

I allow SCC Podcast to create a podcast using content described in the submission spreadsheet I have submitted here. I give permission to SCC Podcast to include their own content in the podcast as well. SCC Podcast has permission to publish the podcast on www.legalinformatics.ca/sccpodcast/archives and to make the podcast available on various podcast providers.