This case study investigates sound transmission and intelligibility in legal contexts, suggesting implications for privacy.
This court case study combines the use of testing and standards for privacy/intelligibility, sound transmission, and soundscape to develop a forensic re-creation of an incident that involves amplified and unamplified sound sources to verify perception of speech and consider context. The legal approach to applying the science and also legal arguments for what constitutes allowable free speech will also be presented.
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Woolworth et al. (2025) studied this question.
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